BJP's UP Election Manifesto -- All farm loans to be waived

Following are the highlights of the manifesto:
 — ₹500 crore will be allocated for the Baba Ambedkar fund.
— All colleges and universities will have free WiFi.
— Up to ₹6 lakh loan from permanent houses and toilets. BPL citizens to get ₹2 lakh life cover.
— 24x7 electricity in all houses.
— Villages will be connected with mini-bus services
— There will be a Bundelkhand and Poorvanchal development board under the directed supervision of the Chief Minister’s office.
— Redressal system in every district to sort our trader disputes.
— Rs. 5,000 for every girl child born in poor families; no age bar for widow pensions which will be Rs 1000.
— The opinion of all women on triple talaq will be taken and placed in front of Supreme Court.
— On Ram temple, the law will be followed to get the temple built as soon as possible. 
— All farm loans to be waived; farmers will get further loans with 0% interest. 
— In the next 5 years, ₹150 crore fund will be set up for agricultural development.
— Bundelkhand will get special preference.
— The motto of Na goondaraj Na Bhrashtachar (no goondaraj, no corruption) will be followed.
— In 45 days, all criminals, who are out on parole and committing crimes, will be brought back to jails.
— FIRs for all citizens will be filed without caste bias.
— A task force will be set up in every district to tackle different mafias.
— Class III and Class IV employees will be hired only on the basis of merit, no interviews to end corruption.
— ₹1,000 crore start-up capital fund will be provided.
— 90% of the jobs will be given to youth of U.P.
— Laptops will be given without any bias with free 1 GB data per month.
— All students scoring about 50% will get free education till graduation.

— In the next five years, there will be toilets in every house, LPG in every house and gas pipelines for cities.

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