THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: With lower than two months remaining for the Election Fee to come back out with the notification for the Kerala Meeting polls, the Opposition has determined to provide you with a ‘individuals’s manifesto’ underneath the slogan ‘clear and good governance’.
This was introduced by Opposition chief Ramesh Chennithala throughout a press convention at Cantonment Home right here on Wednesday. He sought the views of the general public on points that have to be introduced into the election manifesto.
Chennithala urged the general public to ship their suggestions to [email protected]. On the UDF assembly held on Monday, it was determined to kind an election manifesto subcommittee headed by former UDF convener Benny Behanan MP because the chairman and CMP chief C P John as its convener. Chennithala mentioned the UDF’s election manifesto will probably be for a “affluent Kerala”.
“Now we have determined to envisage complete growth of the state the place our thrust could be for clear and good governance the place our purpose is to make sure a corruption-free state authorities. The UDF will assure that every one poor individuals will get Rs 6000 per 30 days underneath the Nyay scheme. The manifesto may also be certain that the variety of days and the remuneration in the direction of the Mahatma Gandhi Nationwide Rural Employment Assure Act will probably be elevated,” mentioned Chennithala.
He maintained that not a single particular person within the state would starve to demise. Extra hospitals will probably be began to offer free therapy to the individuals. Chennithala additionally knowledgeable that occasion MP Shashi Tharoor may have an important position in bringing numerous pertinent points into the UDF’s election manifesto.
“Tharoor has knowledgeable that he will probably be related to the preparations for the UDF’s election manifesto. He will probably be in Thiruvananthapuram by mid-February and earlier than that we want to garner most suggestions from individuals belonging to all walks of life,” added Chennithala.
