The BJP and its alliance partner JJP on Thursday held discussions to formulate a common minimum programme for Haryana with a consensus emerging on 33 points.
The meeting of the panel set up in this regard was presided over Haryana Home Minister Anil Vij.
The BJP-JJP alliance government have been targeted by the opposition Congress and the INLD for the failure to prepare a common minimum programme even three months after coming to power in the state.
Commenting on the meeting, Home Minister Vij said, "Both parties have agreed to 33 points mentioned in their manifestoes, the announcement of which will be made after bringing it to the notice of the chief minister."
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