Rs 5,000 manufacturing wage subsidy
Bharatiya Janata Party · Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly Election 2022
Last updated 4 Jul 2026
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Original manifesto wording
“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.”
Our Assessment
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.
Sources & Evidence
Promise Timeline
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.
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