Jalbandha, October 30: Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Monday promised a slew of measures, including waiving of loans of Self-Help Groups, subsidised cooking gas cylinders under a new scheme, and free treatment to victims of road accidents if her party retains power after the assembly polls.
Addressing a rally at Jalbandha in the Khairagarh assembly segment, Priyanka also said around 6,000 government higher secondary and high schools will be upgraded into Swami Atmanand English and Hindi medium schools. Patan Election 2023: BJP Fields Vijay Baghel Against Congress' Leader and CM Bhupesh Baghel in Chhattisgarh Assembly Polls, Know Polling Date, Result and History.
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra at Khairagarh Assembly
छत्तीसगढ़ से कांग्रेस का वादा
🔹 सिलेंडर रिफिल करने पर 500 रुपए की सब्सिडी
🔹 200 यूनिट तक बिजली फ्री, अधिक खपत पर 200 यूनिट प्रति माह तक मुफ्त बिजली
🔹 महिला स्व-सहायता समूहों तथा सक्षम योजना के तहत लिए गए ऋण माफ
🔹 700 नवीन ग्रामीण औद्योगिक पार्कों की स्थापना
🔹 सभी सरकारी… pic.twitter.com/yQnsc090yN
— Congress (@INCIndia) October 30, 2023
She also promised free electricity up to 200 units if Congress retains power. "If re-elected in Chhattisgarh, Congress will launch Mahtari Nyay Yojana for women to provide Rs 500 subsidy per gas cylinder," Gandhi Vadra said. Loans of Self Help Groups and the loans availed by women under the Saksham Yojna will be waived, she added.
She also said that free treatment will be provided to the victims of road accidents and other sudden accidents under the Chief Minister's Special Health Assistance Scheme. “Tivara (a type of lentil) will be purchased from the farmers at the support price," she added. Chhattisgarh Assembly Elections 2023: From CM Bhupesh Baghel to TS Singh Deo and Girish Devangan, List of Key Candidates of Congress and Their Constituencies.
Slamming the BJP, Gandhi Vadra asked the audience, "Will you vote for those who mislead you in the name of religion and only bring problems in your lives, or vote for the party that works to ensure your development and welfare".