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LDF releases manifesto for Kerala assembly polls, assures pension to housewives

By ANI | Updated: March 19, 2021 21:23 IST

The ruling CPI(M)-led LDF on Friday released its manifesto for the April 6 assembly elections promising to create 40 lakh new jobs for the youth and "security pension for all housewives".

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The ruling CPI(M)-led LDF on Friday released its mfesto for the April 6 assembly elections promising to create 40 lakh new jobs for the youth and "security pension for all housewives".

While releasing the mfesto, CPI (M) state secretary in charge A Vijayaraghavan said, "The election mfesto is highlighting the importance of employment generation. The idea is to provide employment for nearly 40 lakh people in this state."

Seeking a second straight term, Vijayaraghavan announced the major points of the mfesto and said that security pension would be given to all housewives, but did not elaborate.

"Apart from the security pension, women in the state will be provided training with the technical assistance so that more women can be employed," the state secretary said.

The mfesto promises to increase the farmers' income by 50 per cent in the coming term.

"The mfesto assures to eradicate poverty, built world-standard public services, women-friendly state, corruption-free governance," Vijayaraghavan said.

"The government will identify the most backward section in the society and provide assistance to enhance their living standards," he added.

The election for 140-member Kerala Assembly will be held on April 6. The counting of votes will take place on May 2.

( With inputs from ANI )

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