Hindutva, Hindunasjonalisme og Bharatiya Janata Party En ...

In our common Agenda for elections in 1999, we had said, "The NDA
came into being because of an historic need and realization amongst us
that our young democracy cannot bear the fits and tremors of frequent
elections, which will undermine the people's faith in the democratic
process." That phase of instability is now history. The NDA has taken
India into a new orbit of accelerated development, coupled with peace on
our borders and harmony within.
As we seek a renewed and bigger mandate in 2004, we ask to be judged
by our performance in the last five years as well as by the vision and
programme that we have laid out in this Agenda. We are proud to have
raised the bar of performance higher, and are keenly aware that the
Indian voter now expects more.
We believe in the principle of accountability. We promise to give a sixmonthly
report on the status of implementation of the commitments
made in this Agenda.
Prime Minister Shri. Atal Bihari Vajpayee has placed an energizing
vision of India as a Developed Nation. The NDA rededicates itself to
realizing this vision in partnership with the people of India.
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