Panchkula, April 30 -- Haryana chief minister Nayab Singh Saini on Wednesday released the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) manifesto for the municipal corporation elections, slated for May 10, here, promising 2,100 flats at an estimated cost of around Rs.300 crore in Kharak Mangoli village to rehabilitate residents of Rajiv Colony and Indira Colony. Seeking support for 71-year-old mayoral candidate Shyam Lal Bansal and other BJP ward councillor nominees, Saini said voters should support "triple-engine government comprising Centre, state and municipal corporations - for accelerated development. In the manifesto, the party has promised an Integrated Command and Control Centre (ICCC) costing Rs.280 crore, a new MC office building (approx Rs.20 crore), a Rs.200 crore rainwater drainage project using modern technology, five sewage treatment plants with a combined capacity of 76 MLD worth Rs.160 crore, sewerage works in Sector 31 and Nada Chowk costing Rs.10 crore. The party has also promised Rs.100 crore for door-to-door garbage collection, waste processing and mechanised street cleaning. The manifesto also proposes the beautification and rejuvenation of two seasonal rivulets passing through Panchkula at a cost of Rs.100 crore. The party announced construction of an international-level shooting range sports complex at the cost of Rs.170 crore, a sports complex in Naggal village for Rs.80 crore, two flyovers near Burj Kotian and the HMT plant on National Highway-5 for Rs.80 crore. The party also promised Rs.50 crore for widening major sector-dividing roads and Rs.40 crore for strengthening and beautification. A second lane on the outer road connecting Sector 23 to National Highway-07 via Nada Chowk will be developed at a cost of Rs.30 crore. The manifesto further proposes the construction of a new bridge over the Ghaggar River alongside the existing one, also estimated at Rs.30 crore. The party has also committed to relocating dairies outside the MC limits and establishing a dairy complex in Sukh Darshanpur village at a cost of Rs.30 crore. A modern cattle shelter (gaushala) will be constructed in Naggal for Rs.10 crore. During his address, Saini highlighted development works carried out in Panchkula between 2014 and 2026....