Here are some of the highlights of the BJP manifesto for Andhra 2009 Assembly Elections.

* Formation of Telangana state in 100 days,
* Farmers’ loan waiver for upto Rs 50,000,
* A scheme to deposit Rs 21,116 for girl child
* Offering ‘mangal sutra’ to poor brides

Seeking to cash in on the sentiments for separate Telangana statehood in the region, the BJP promised it would carve out Telangana state out of AP in 100 days if the NDA came to power at the Centre.

“Regional parties like TRS and TDP cannot realise this. We are a party that gives Telangana. We are not the party to ask for Telangana from others,” state BJP president Bandaru Dattatreya told reporters after releasing the manifesto here.

Asserting that the party gave top priority to agriculture, he said the BJP government would spend four per cent of the state GDP on the sector.

“Irrespective of the holding, we shall provide loan waiver for up to Rs 50,000. We shall extend loans to farmers at four per cent interest. Free power will be provided for irrigation facilities for pump sets of less than 10 horse power,” Mr. Dattatreya said.

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Telangana Rashtra Samithi is virtually making dadagiri in Mahakootami, causing a lot of disgruntlement among its partners. Though the TDP has agreed to concede nine of 17 Lok Sabha seats and 48 out of 119 assembly seats to the TRS, the latter is still creating troubles to the grand alliance. In the morning, there were indications to the media that TD president N Chandrababu Naidu would formally announce the common list of candidates of all the alliance partners on Wednesday afternoon. But to the utter dismay of the partners, the TRS announced its first list of 15 candidates in the morning, including a couple of seats being claimed by the TDP.

The TD leaders got upset and when contacted, they were told that it was an auspicious time and hence, the TRS had to announce the list. Subsequently, changes were made in the list. Peeved at the way TDP was pampering the TRS, the CPI-M announced the list of 20 assembly constituencies where it would be contesting, stating that it had not agreed for 16 seats as was leaked to the media. CPI-M State secretary B V Raghavulu declared that the seat sharing talks in grand alliance had not yet been completed. As a result, teh TDP was compelled to release its first list of candidates for 27 assembly seats.

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