Guwahati: The first state budget from the new BJP Government under the minister of Head of Himanta Buswa Sarma evokes a contrasting reaction, with the leaders of the ruling party and the Cabinet Minister praised it as a “people-centric” but the opposition party called it “without vision and anti-.” , Ajanta Neog, the Minister of Finance Minister of the First Country, presents a 566-crore RS deficit budget for 2021-22.
President Assam PCC Ripun Bora said Sarma’s first state budget was also “without direction”.
“The budget is full of poetry and filled with ornamental languages ​​…
but it doesn’t have a vision or direction,” said Rajya Sabha MP.
“All five budgets during the first BJP government fell, the government did not apply or fulfill the promises made in the previous budget.
And this budget will also fail because there is nothing in it,” he said.
Bora said Rs 12,500 Crore microfinance loans, which consisted of principal and interest, are currently extraordinary in Assam but the budget has allocated a number of 7,500 crore rs for neglect schemes.
Conversely, BJP said it was a “‘person-centric” budget that aims to cover all aspects of state development.
“The budget has a proposal aimed at the welfare of the poor and the middle class, while the outline for the next five years the development work has been established.
The budget has drawn a road map to implement the promise of BJP polls, such as releasing loans from microfinance institutions for female borrowers and giving One Lakh Youth job.
This will advance Assam’s development steps, “said President Assam BJP Bhabesh Kalita.