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Old promises not fulfilled by NDA govt feature in BJP manifesto: Mallikarjuna Kharge

| @indiablooms | Apr 08, 2019, at 09:42 pm

Kalaburagi, Apr 8 (UNI): Congress party group leader in Lok Sabha Mallikarjuna Kharge said on Monday that the BJP manifesto had nothing new to offer to the people of the country but a rehashed version of promises made during the previous elections that remained unfulfilled.

Speaking to reporters at Chitapur in Kalaburgi segment in the district from where he is seeking a hat-tric of wins to enter Lok Sabha, Kharge said Ram Mandir issue was as old as the BJP born and will remain on the paper, while the the new BJP manifesto eluded any meaningful promises to help the poor.

Kharge said that all BJP 's popular scheme/project was the Congress party's ideas and they did not find any new announcing scheme in the election manifesto also.

‘’They kept their promise of not to fulfill any of their promises. This sums up the new BJP manifesto," said he.

 

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