UP: BJP promises free education, fast-track courts for girls
BJP President Amit Shah on Saturday released the party's manifesto for the upcoming Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections which promises free education for girls up to graduation and 100 fast-track courts for women. In the manifesto, the party also promised to uphold the rights of Muslim women and create a task force for women safety. 
BJP president Amit Shah today released the party's manifesto for the Uttar Pradesh Assembly election. The nine-part 'sankalp patra' promises a range of sops, ranging from free WiFi in colleges to steps to improve law and order. Predicting that the BJP will form the government in Uttar Pradesh with a two-third majority, Shah targeted the Akhilesh Yadav government, saying the law and order situation in the state is the worst in the world. Shah went on to claim that the BJP-led government at the Centre has sent Rs 1 lakh crore more to UP every year than the UPA. "Where has the money gone?" the party head questioned. Shah also addressed the Ram Mandir issue, saying the party will make efforts to ensure that a temple is made at the contentious Ayodhya site while staying within the constitutional framework.  TOP PROMISES IN BJP'S UP MANIFESTO Also read: Akhilesh Yadav at SP manifesto release: Even opponents will vote for us if they ride on our expressway  Watch Video: BJP will put an end to napotism and caste politics: Amit Shah