"As many as 520 of them have either been fulfilled or work on them has been going on as their completion require a certain time period," he said. "Is an opposition party like the Congress telling people that this is what it had done for them when it was in power so that they should vote for it?" he asked, slamming the BJPs rivals for their negative agenda.New Delhi: The BJP is set to come out with details of the Modi governments works toward fulfilling the promises it had made in its manifesto in 2014, with party sources asserting that over 520 of a total of 549 assurances given were either met or work on them is successfully going on. The Modi government has vastly expanded social security umbrella and given dignity, especially to the poor while its track record on internal and external security fronts are also unmatched, Sahasrabuddhe said.

Another party leader said there are several other "successful" initiatives of the government, such as Ujjwala and Mudra, which were not part of the BJPs manifesto but have benefited a large number of people. He cited implementation of the GST as an example of the governments long-term vision and asserted that the BJP has become the only party which has brought into electoral fray the politics of performance and development. The government provided free LPG connection to the poor households under the Ujjwala scheme while loans are provided for self-employment under Mudra. A party leader privy to the development said the BJP had under different agenda items made nearly 549 promises before the last general election. A team of BJP leaders has been entrusted with the task of collating details of the work the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government had done in fulfilling these promises, like on generating employment, proving people social security and enhancing internal security. BJP vice-president Vinay Sahasrabuddhe said the China folding umbrellas Modi government stands out for working on a long-term agenda and overcoming the "attraction of quick-fixes by turning its back on populism".The decision assumes significance as ahead of the coming general election opposition parties have accused the BJP of failing to fulfil the promises it had made before the last Lok Sabha polls.