Promise vs Delivery

45 year high unemployment; 6.1 % unemploment rate. 2 crore jobs lost. 77% of Indian workers in vulnerable employment

Federal structure killed. Special Category Status for Andhra Pradesh denied. Inadequate funds given for flood relief to opposition states like Bengal, Kerala

Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana aimed to build 1.2 crore houses for the urban poor by 2022. Since launch, only 1.8% of the sanctioned funds used

In the ten years before BJP came to power agricultural growth was 4.2%. In the five years of BJP rule, the average growth has decreased to 2.9%

Investment in agriculture declined to 18.8% in 2016-17 from 43.2% in 1980-81. 2018-’19 budget announced minimum support prices would be raised to 1.5 the cost of production. Prices raised according to A2+FL, that accounts only for value of family labour and agricultural inputs, instead of the higher C2, which includes A2+FL as well as the imputed rental value of land

Task force was set up but no significant progress in bringing the black money stashed abroad. People named in Panama Papers not made public, no significant action taken. Demonetisation actually helped in making black money white.

Since the Women’s Reservation Bill lapsed in Parliament in 2014, there has been no progress on it. In fact, women make up only 11% of the current Lok Sabha

Smart Cities Mission was launched in 2015, after which 100 cities were selected for central grants of Rs 500 crore each. Only 1.8% of the sanctioned funds had been used by March 2018

In March 2017, the government proposed that health expenditure will increase from 1.15% of the GDP to 2.5% of the GDP by 2025. Draft policy released in 2015 promised that this will be achieved by 2020. The government has already doubled the number of years to increase public spending on health to 2.5%

Kashmir has seen representative government disappear. In 2017, bye-elections to Srinagar Lok Sabha seat riddled with violence. From December 2018, State under President’s rule. In March 2018, Parliamentary committee found only 22% of the Rs 80,000 crore development package announced by Modi in 2014 has been spent

Quality of public bus transport has not improved. In September, Union transport secretary YS Malik acknowledged that India needs at least 30 lakh public transport buses but has barely 2.8 lakh buses

Of the Rs 648 crore allocated towards the scheme since its launch, 56% has been spent on advertising and publicity, and only 25% has been disbursed to the states for actual implementation on the ground

Two committees were formed. The recommendations of the first one were rejected; the second is yet to submit its report

Only 13 announced out of which 11 got just 3% of sanctioned funding

3.3 crore court cases pending in various courts

As of October 2018, over 60% markets in India were selling crops at a price much lower than the Minimum Support Price

As of June 2018, only about 5.5 Lakh Aadhaar-based PoS (Point of Sale) machines have been installed

As on 31st March 2018, only 7 in 10 urban India inhabitants and 1 in 10 rural area inhabitants have access to broadband connection

Government data shows that as of 29th November 2018, there are still 96.5 lakh households without electricity

The 2015 Union Budget saw a 26% reduction in the total amount of Central Assistance to States (CAS) compared to the previous year’s revised estimates

The total share of the Centre in 24 schemes was reduced by 24% compared to the previous year’s revised estimates

The Government of Assam has requested for release of additional funds amounting to ₹1,100 crore under Flood Management Programme (FMP). However only an amount of ₹90 crore has been released to the Government of Assam during 2017- 18

NCRB data shows that cyber crime has been increasing year after year. India recorded 9622, 11592 and 12317 cases of cyber-crime in 2014, 2015 and 2016 respectively

As of March 2018, there were 9 vacancies in the Supreme Court, 417 vacancies in High Courts, 5436 vacancies in District & Subordinate courts

The government has not appointed a Lokpal

As per RBI data aggregate gross NPAs of private and foreign banks increased by 81.1% during the last three financial years, as against an increase of 68.4% in the aggregate gross NPAs of PSBs over the same period

As per NSSO 2015-16, around 55.4% villagers surveyed in one lakh households are still opting for open defecation. In cities, 7.5% of the population defecated in the open

According to the government, 13 States have reported identification of 13,657 manual scavengers up to June 2018

There have been 40 instances of lynching between 2014-17, with a total of 45 deaths. Number of communal incidents has gone up from 644 in 2014 to 822 in 2017

As per RBI data, aggregate gross NPAs of private and foreign banks increased by 81% from 2015-16 to 2017-18. Aggregate gross NPAs of PSBs have gone up 68% over the same period

There has been only a marginal headway on the Ahmedabad- Mumbai stretch

There are about 22% rural habitations in the country where the population is getting unsafe drinking water

Under the ‘Rejuvenation of River Ganga (Namami Gange)’ programme, 76% of funds sanctioned are unspent and only 26% of projects are complete

Despite BJP enjoying a majority in the Lok Sabha, the Women’s Reservation Bill still hasn’t been passed

Only 9% of money allocated under Beti Bachao Beti Padhao has been utilised

Nirbhaya Fund has been allocated ₹3,600 crores. However, only 27% funds have been utilised under the fund.

Only 16.93% rural households have drinking water facilities within their premises through tap connections

No such fund has been created

The rising cost of LPG and its refills has made the women go back to using traditional methods of cooking. 1 crore Ujjwala Scheme beneficiaries have not come back for a refill