NEW DELHI: Make your stance clear on the culture of free-to-reciprocal people Election Commissionletters from different political parties, BJP made a distinction between liberalism and liberalism, suggesting that the parties should focus on empowering voters and building capacity rather than increasing people’s dependence.
The BJP is known to have said in its response: “Advocates of libertarianism are to appeal to voters while egotism is a policy intervention for inclusive growth.” It has specifically asserted that it is not opposed to the idea of the poll panel that political parties should give financial viability to their poll promises.
Earlier this month, the voting panel sought the views of all parties on the proposed model code of conduct amendment. It also requires parties to provide voters with credentials about the financial viability of their poll promises.
“Our party has proposed that emphasis should be placed on empowering voters, enhancing their capacity, imparting their skills to enhance the country’s human resources,” a party leader said. into the drafting of the affidavit. He said the party feels that political parties should put more emphasis on empowering voters and building capacity for their overall development.
“Giving homes and free rations has another purpose and providing electricity is another,” the BJP function said. He explained that housing is a basic requirement and that providing one is a one-time help. Initiatives like free rations that started during the Covid crisis when people lost their jobs are welfare measures and cannot be equated with free electricity, he suggested.
The party referred to the line outlined by PM Modi in some cases in the recent past. Modi mocked the “revadi” culture, a reference to free software offered by political parties, sparking a war of words between the BJP and AAP.
The Supreme Court also found that the issue of free bonuses was an important and controversial one.
The EC’s move comes amid a debate over freedoms and welfare measures that has sparked a political debate. In a letter to all recognized national and state parties, it asked them to submit views on the proposals by October 19.
The BJP is known to have said in its response: “Advocates of libertarianism are to appeal to voters while egotism is a policy intervention for inclusive growth.” It has specifically asserted that it is not opposed to the idea of the poll panel that political parties should give financial viability to their poll promises.
Earlier this month, the voting panel sought the views of all parties on the proposed model code of conduct amendment. It also requires parties to provide voters with credentials about the financial viability of their poll promises.
“Our party has proposed that emphasis should be placed on empowering voters, enhancing their capacity, imparting their skills to enhance the country’s human resources,” a party leader said. into the drafting of the affidavit. He said the party feels that political parties should put more emphasis on empowering voters and building capacity for their overall development.
“Giving homes and free rations has another purpose and providing electricity is another,” the BJP function said. He explained that housing is a basic requirement and that providing one is a one-time help. Initiatives like free rations that started during the Covid crisis when people lost their jobs are welfare measures and cannot be equated with free electricity, he suggested.
The party referred to the line outlined by PM Modi in some cases in the recent past. Modi mocked the “revadi” culture, a reference to free software offered by political parties, sparking a war of words between the BJP and AAP.
The Supreme Court also found that the issue of free bonuses was an important and controversial one.
The EC’s move comes amid a debate over freedoms and welfare measures that has sparked a political debate. In a letter to all recognized national and state parties, it asked them to submit views on the proposals by October 19.
