Dharwad: The Union budget has received a mixed response from people in North Carnataka.
While the BJP leader praised the budget as a historic one aimed at long-term development, Congress and left parties described the budget as a pro-company and anti-poor in the concept of Atmanirbhar Bharat and described the exercise of the Minister of Finance as a historic step to build a healthy nation And prosper.
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry Karnataka praised the budget saying that the termination of the system announced various releases and assistance to various parts of society.
is a new trend that was introduced in this budget.
KCCI said that by showing a government proposal on the development of telecommunications, agriculture, health, education, train and defense and by providing infrastructure to various sectors, the budget is a blueprint for development.
“Income taxpayers get big assistance.
Every taxpayer gets a gratitude of 50 kg,” said Sandeep Jamkhandi, a Techie in a tweet, expressed his disappointment because there was no measurement to change the revenue tax plate and standard reduction announced.
Emphasis on infrastructure, government and urban transfers in rural and urban areas in rural and urban areas, subsidized rationalization and a record of increasing capital expenditure are the welcome steps, said economist BH Nagoor.
However, the agricultural sector, education and household affected by Covid-19 have not received the expected support, he added.
Chairman of the Grameena Bank Vikas Karnatak, P Gopi Krishna, said this is an advanced budget, both inclusive and progressive.
Gangadhar Patilkulni Leaders Gangadhar said the budget as a bland without special action to help farmers increase their income.
“While promising to reduce taxes on agricultural equipment, the budget says the price of agricultural products will decrease.
How they will do it is not clear.
Instead of providing interest-free loans to countries, the government should provide interest-free loans to farmers so that the farmers and agriculture sector Can be prosperous, “said Patilkulkarni.
Holy criticizes the budget because it does not deal with the problem of price increases.
, unemployment, poverty and other problems.
Mixed reactions greet the budget in northern k’taka
