"Law and order will be our first priority in the state because farmers, doctors, businessmen, contractors and others can work here if there is safety and security for them. We will ensure that," senior BJP leader Sushil Kumar Modi said.
Speaking at the Hindustan Samagam programme organised by a vernacular daily, Sushil said agriculture would be the next priority of the BJP as 80 per cent population of the state was dependent on it for livelihood.
"Education and technical education, health and infrastructure development will also be our priorities. We will build roads to connect every village. Highways have been built, but villages still remain unconnected. We will ensure 24-hour electricity supply, including eight hours for farming," the former deputy chief minister said.
The senior BJP leader said if their government came to power in the state, it would focus on the development of the weaker sections including the SC, ST, EBC, OBC, women and minorities and efforts would be made to ensure industrial development, including establishment of agro-based industries.
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