Releasing the party's manifesto, NPF leader Liezietsu said the main trust of the party would be "serious governance reforms, concerted development of quality infrastructure, enhancing productivity in critical sectors of economy, skilling youth, growth of state economy and overall improvement of life."
He said the BJP joining hands with newly-floated Nationalist Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) is a boon for the NPF.
"BJP themselves walked away from us, not that we walked away and therefore on our part it is a blessing in disguise as NPF is freer to speak," Liezietsu said.
Liezietsu said the manifesto is not a mere wish-list but it contains those points which NPF considers is within its reach to implement.
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