JMM’s Manifesto Promises Major Tribal Rights, Welfare Reforms

Party Pledges 1932 Khatian-based Domicile Policy and Enhanced Reservation Quotas

Key Points:

* Shibu Soren releases ‘Adhikaar Patra’ manifesto

* Plans to revoke previous government’s land acquisition laws

* Promises Rs 350 daily wage for MGNREGA workers

RANCHI – The ruling party unveiled its election manifesto focusing on tribal rights and socio-economic development.

The manifesto emphasizes protection of indigenous land rights.

Moreover, JMM promises to implement the 1932 Khatian-based domicile policy.

"Our focus remains on empowering marginalized communities," remarked a senior party leader.

Meanwhile, the party plans to establish CM Schools of Excellence.

Furthermore, women will receive 33% reservation in government jobs.

However, the manifesto also addresses broader development issues.

In addition, farmers will receive interest-free loans.

On the other hand, tribal communities will get a dedicated religion code.

Besides, the party promises 45,000 new government jobs.