Central Budget: Should the demands of allies be met..!?

* Special funds, special assistance to AP.
* Nitish insists that bihar should be given more than AP.
* Allies are given more priority than Gujarat.

At present, the politics of the central budget is going on all over the country. The Modi government, which has come to power for the third time, is going to present the Union Budget today. The central government has made all the arrangements to this extent. nirmala sitharaman is going to present the annual budget for the remaining 8 months of the financial year 2024-25. With this, all eyes are on Nirmala Sitharaman's budget.
 But so far Modi government has introduced 12 budgets. Now the 13th budget will be presented. But in the background of this 13th budget, Allies are demanding heavily. 12 times when the budget was given, Modi did not change. As the whole bjp party is in power on its own, no party questioned how much budget is given to anyone. But that is not the case now. Strong parties like telugu desam party and Bihar's Nitish Kumar's party are already saying that they have to fulfill their demands, otherwise they will support the government. With this, this 13th budget has been made like a sword for the Modi government. andhra pradesh, where telugu Desam is in power, should be given more funds than before. Even if the special status is not given, the capital should be given huge funds under special financial assistance.
And here bihar state is also asking for special status. Since there is no situation to give now, Funds should be allocated equally to ap as well as Bihar. In addition to these, funds should be allocated separately to the states of the parties that have supported the BJP. Apart from the Congress-ruled areas, the NDA-influenced states will have to increase the funds this time. The Funds should be distributed equally to all, instead of only in areas like Gujarat.
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Sowmiya Sriram

23/07/2024 10:32 AM