The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has unveiled its middle-class manifesto, presenting seven key demands to the Central government. These demands focus on critical areas like education, healthcare, tax relief, and pension reforms, aiming to ease the challenges faced by the middle-class population.

AAP National Convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal emphasized the middle class's pivotal role, calling them the country's "real superpower." He urged the Central government to prioritize their concerns in the upcoming budget.

The manifesto outlines the following seven demands:

• Education: Subsidies for higher education to improve accessibility and affordability.
• Healthcare: Enhanced healthcare facilities to ensure quality medical care for all.
• Tax Relief: Reduced tax burdens to ease financial pressures on the middle class.
• Pension Reforms: Improved pension benefits for a secure retirement.
• GST Reform: Exemption of essential items from GST to lower living costs.
• Job Creation: Generation of employment opportunities for the growing workforce.
• Social Security: Strengthened measures to safeguard middle-class interests.