This Union Budget will make citizens partners in India's development

"IT IS wrong to say that economy of our country is not on the right track when 80 crore people are being distributed free ration by the Government. The figures of India's position on global hunger index also are not realistic, claimed Sameer Bakre, State Spokesperson and State General Secretary of BJP Industries Front. He was addressing a press conference here.

 

"The Union Budget will make citizens partners in country's development as concrete provisions have been made for strengthening each component." Bakre said

 

"The comprehensive budget presented by the Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman further paves the way towards a developed India. The savings of the common middle class will increase and increasing their purchasing power will boost development of the country," Bakre said. "The budget will fulfil aspirations of 140 crore Indians and the goal of a developed India will be carried forward, he added. He also said special provisions have been made to increase the sav-ings of citizens so that they can become partners in the coun-try's development.

Bakre said that farmers, poor. women and youth are the four main pillars of developed India and the budget has taken impor-tant steps for empowerment of these four groups. The budget will empower the poor and middle class and create numerous employment opportunities for mployment opportu the youth, he claimed.

The focus is on four pillars for rural development namely agri-culture, entrepreneurship, employment generation, MSME sector, investment in infrastructure innovation and export sector for global economic. competitiveness, Bakre pointed out.

 

"Government has given priority to social justice and public welfare by giving more strength to schemes like Jan Arogya Yojana, Saksham Anganwadi and Poshan 2.0 program, welfare of gig workers and Jaljeevan Mission," said the BJP leader. Also present at the press conference were Ashok Nete, former MP. Dr Milind Narote, MLA, Prashant Waghre, district chief of BJP. Dr Deorao Holi, ex-MLA, Prakash Gedam, Akash Agrawal, Anil Pohankar, Anil Kunghadkar and others.