Congress Manifesto Nyay Patra Pledges Full Statehood to JK

Congress Manifesto Nyay Patra Pledges Full Statehood to JK

Congress Manifesto Nyay Patra Pledges Full Statehood to JK

In a significant move, the Congress party recently unveiled its manifesto titled ‘Nyay Patra’, outlining a plethora of key initiatives aimed at addressing various socio-economic challenges faced by the nation. Among its promises, one of the standout commitments is the immediate restoration of full statehood to Jammu and Kashmir, signaling a potential shift in the region’s political landscape.

The manifesto doesn’t stop there; it goes on to pledge a comprehensive approach to address the issue of unemployment by vowing to fill nearly 30 lakh vacancies in central government posts. This initiative could potentially inject momentum into the job market, offering opportunities for millions of aspirants across the country.

Congress Manifesto Nyay Patra:Empowering Economically Weaker Sections

Additionally, the Congress manifesto underscores its commitment to social equity by proposing a 10 percent quota in jobs and educational institutions for economically weaker sections. This move aims to level the playing field and provide equal opportunities for all segments of society, irrespective of their financial background.

Bilquis Mir become J-K’s First Female Olympic Jury Member

Moreover, drawing inspiration from successful models, such as the Rajasthan model, the manifesto advocates for the adoption of cashless insurance for universal healthcare. This initiative, if implemented effectively, could revolutionize the healthcare landscape, ensuring access to quality medical services for every citizen, regardless of their financial status.

The manifesto also addresses the pressing issue of reservation, proposing a constitutional amendment to raise the cap on reservations for Scheduled Castes (SC), Scheduled Tribes (ST), and Other Backward Classes (OBC). By advocating for this amendment, the Congress party aims to ensure adequate representation and empower marginalized communities.

Furthermore, the manifesto outlines plans for conducting a nationwide socio-economic and caste census, providing valuable insights into the country’s demographic and economic landscape. Additionally, it guarantees the enactment of a new ‘right to apprenticeship act’, which aims to provide opportunities for skill development and employment for diploma holders or graduates below 25 years of age.

Lastly, the manifesto emphasizes the importance of urban employment programs and pledges to abolish the Agnipath program, which has been a contentious issue. Moreover, it underscores the need for normal recruitment in the armed forces to achieve full sanctioned strength, ensuring national security and defense preparedness.