Bharatiya Janata Party · Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly Election 2022
Last updated 27 Jun 2026
“Instituting a wage subsidy of ₹5,000 per employee for 3 years to every Uttarakhand domiciled employee for all sizes of local manufacturing units with an aim of creating 5 lakh jobs.”
The promise was a specific Rs 5,000 per employee wage subsidy for three years for Uttarakhand-domiciled employees across local manufacturing units, with a 5 lakh jobs aim. I found MSME/industrial policy activity and domicile-employment conditions, but no approved-source evidence of this Rs 5,000 wage-subsidy top-up scheme being launched or funded. General MSME growth and employment cannot be counted as delivery of the promised subsidy. Budget status: no promise-specific wage subsidy allocation found.
MSME policy guidelines showed industrial incentive activity and employment conditions, but did not verify the promised Rs 5,000 wage-subsidy scheme.
View sourceBJP manifesto promised a Rs 5,000 per employee wage subsidy for three years to Uttarakhand-domiciled employees in local manufacturing units, aiming for 5 lakh jobs.
View sourceThe BJP Government shall leverage the climatic suitability of Uttarakhand and the central government's PLI scheme to transform it into the Semiconductor Manufacturing and Data Centre Hub for North India.
Implementing the policy of One State, One Clearance, One Compliance wherein all industrial and commercial clearance mechanisms in the state will be brought under one common portal to promote job creation.
The BJP Government will focus on leveraging the Delhi-Dehradun economic corridor and other major infrastructure projects across Uttarakhand to transform the state into a major manufacturing hub.
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