The ruling BJP on Monday unveiled its vision document for poll-bound Karnataka, promising sops across segments and pledging to implement the Uniform Civil Code, National Register for Citizens, besides establishing a special anti-fundamentalism wing in the Karnataka police force, with a special focus to check activities of the now banned Popular Front of India.

Contrasting the incumbent "double engine government" with the erstwhile Siddharamaiah-led Congress' "trouble engine government", BJP president JP Nadda, while introducing the party manifesto in Bengaluru today, said, "While we are for development, they are for reverse gear; we are for fast-paced growth, they are for applying brakes on growth."