Will there be tax concessions even if there is no special status...!?

* The people of ap have been demanding special status for the state.

* BJP's strength has been greatly reduced.

* The alliance may not be successful in using this opportunity.

Parliament sessions will be held from the 20th of this month. With that, all the people of andhra pradesh are thinking about what kind of issues the parliamentary candidates for their region will discuss and what kind of justice will be done to them. Since the separation of andhra pradesh in 2014, the people of andhra pradesh have been demanding special status for the state. The bjp government, which has been in power at the center since 2014, is not showing much interest in giving special status. This time the strength of bjp at the center is very low as compared to every other time. In the andhra pradesh state, telugu Desam, Janasena, and bjp contested as part of an alliance. They got a huge amount of parliamentary seats.
With that, many believe that this is the right time for the bjp to not have much strength at the center. The alliance has strength in the state. With this, many people are voicing their argument that special status should be given to the state. Otherwise, if the center gives special status to this one state, many states will come and fall on it. Giving them away will not happen. So it seems that steps are being taken towards giving special packages instead of special status. If this is not the case, the leaders of the state government should ask for concessions in many taxes along with a special package, and if there is a concession in many taxes, there will be a possibility of a surplus budget for the state, and it is very good for the leaders to take steps in that direction. The people of andhra pradesh feel that the leaders of andhra pradesh should talk about special status and special packages as well as many tax concessions in the parliament sessions.
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Sowmiya Sriram

18/07/2024 11:43 AM