The BJP has released its manifesto for the upcoming Haryana Assembly elections, promising ₹2,100 per month to women under the Laado Lakshmi scheme and the development of 10 industrial cities aimed at creating 50,000 local jobs. BJP President JP Nadda criticized the Congress party, claiming it has diminished the importance of manifestos and is mired in corruption. Concurrently, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is campaigning in Jammu and Kashmir, addressing rallies to support BJP candidates in that region. Modi's upcoming rallies in Haryana are strategically planned to reinforce the party’s position ahead of the October 5 elections. The Congress party is also making promises, including a legal guarantee for Minimum Support Price (MSP) and a caste survey, as part of their campaign efforts. With a focus on development and a clear distinction from Congress, BJP leaders are confident about securing a third consecutive term in Haryana.