BJP fulfilled 96 pc of its poll promises in Maharashtra: PPRC

The BJP-led dispensation in Maharashtra has fulfilled over 96 per cent of the promises made by the party in its 2014 assembly elections manifesto, its vice-president Vinay Sahasrabuddhe said on Thursday asserting that good governance has been the cornerstone of the state government.

Releasing a report by the Public Policy Research Centre (PPRC), which analyses implementation of the BJP's 2014 assembly elections manifesto, days before the polling in the state, he said the Devendra Fadnavis-led government gave the state stability which created an environment for unleashing the economic transformation.

Addressing a press conference here, Sahasrabuddhe cited the findings of the report, and said, "The BJP government in Maharashtra has fulfilled over 96 per cent of the promises that are enumerated in the 2014 manifesto, and the remaining initiatives on that front are in various stages of implementation."
PPRC Director Sumeet Bhasin explained the government's endeavour in boosting the infrastructure projects in the state, and said, "Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis himself was closely engaged in the process. A war room was established reporting to him directly and ensuring that the decision-making under this initiative remained dynamic and quick-paced."