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"₹15 lakh in every Indian's bank account" — Amit Shah called it a jumla, on record
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We're keeping score · Est. 2026
India
Deserves
Better.
17 promises tracked. 8 broken or called a jumla. Every claim sourced, every verdict citable.
No party line. Just the receipts — and the courage to keep them in plain sight.
The ScorecardVerified · 02 Jul 2026
0/17
Promises broken or jumla
Across jobs, money, farmers, GDP
0%
Average delivery
Weighted across every tracked headline
~0L
Net jobs lost
2016-17 → 2022-23 (CMIE)
0
Claims fact-checked
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PUBLISHEDJumla Meter — 7 major promises tracked, each sourced.NEWReal or Jumla? — the addictive fact-check game is live.ALERTBJP president Amit Shah called the ₹15-lakh promise "a jumla" on record.DATACMIE: India saw a net loss of ~70 lakh jobs between 2016-17 and 2022-23.WATCHManufacturing share of GDP fell to a ~20-year low near 14%.JOINAdd your voice — the Movement just opened up.PUBLISHEDJumla Meter — 7 major promises tracked, each sourced.NEWReal or Jumla? — the addictive fact-check game is live.ALERTBJP president Amit Shah called the ₹15-lakh promise "a jumla" on record.DATACMIE: India saw a net loss of ~70 lakh jobs between 2016-17 and 2022-23.WATCHManufacturing share of GDP fell to a ~20-year low near 14%.JOINAdd your voice — the Movement just opened up.
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8/17
Broken or jumla
43%
Avg. delivered
Jobs · 2014
BROKEN2 crore jobs every year
Attributed to PM Narendra Modi · 2014 campaign
8%
Promised. Not delivered. · est. delivered against the headline claim
2 crore jobs a year was promised. The economy lost 70 lakh.
Money · 2014
JUMLA₹15 lakh in every Indian’s bank account
PM Modi, Kanker rally · later called a "jumla" by Amit Shah
0%
Admitted as a campaign gimmick. · est. delivered against the headline claim
The promise that taught India the word "jumla".
Farmers · 2016
BROKENDouble farmers’ income by 2022
PM Modi, Bareilly · 28 Feb 2016
45%
Promised. Not delivered. · est. delivered against the headline claim
Income was meant to double. Independent studies found it didn’t reach half.
Recent Verdicts · Citable
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2016-17 → 2022-23, even as 2 crore/yr were promised (CMIE)
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If the numbers don't add up, neither does the promise.
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01
~70 lakh
net jobs LOST · CMIE
Jobs lost, not created
~70 lakh net jobs lost between 2016-17 and 2022-23 (CMIE) — the opposite of the headline promise of 2 crore new jobs a year.
02
~14%
manufacturing share, vs 25% promised · NSO
Manufacturing is shrinking, not surging
Promised: 25% of GDP by 2025. Actual: fell to a roughly 20-year low near 14% (NSO data).
03
₹0
arrived per account · on-record jumla
A jumla, on record
BJP president Amit Shah called the ₹15-lakh-per-account promise a 'jumla' — that's how the word entered India's political vocabulary.
04
<50%
of doubling target met · ICRIER
Farmers waiting on a doubling
ICRIER’s independent analysis: actual farm income progress is well under half of the 2022 target.
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What they say · What's true
The gap between
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ClaimGovernment briefing · Q1 2026
"India has achieved record-breaking GDP growth — fastest growing major economy."
The RecordNSO · CMIE · World Bank cross-reference
Independent NSO data shows growth is concentrated in financial markets, not real wages. Median household income has stagnated for 3 consecutive years.
ClaimMinistry of Labour statement
"Youth unemployment is at historic lows."
The RecordCMIE monthly bulletin · April 2026
CMIE's real-time tracking puts urban youth unemployment at 45%. Government uses a redefined "employed" category that includes unpaid family labour.
ClaimCited in campaign material · 2024
"The PM holds an economics degree from Harvard."
The RecordHarvard registrar response · RTI 2025-1188
Harvard's registrar has no record. The institution clarified after a public RTI campaign. The claim was quietly removed from official bios — never publicly retracted.
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