Akhilesh Yadav takes a dig at Budget 2024...?
Akhilesh Yadav takes a dig at Budget 2024...?Akhilesh Yadav, the president of the Samajwadi Party, described the Union Budget's announcements for andhra pradesh and bihar on monday as a ploy to "save the government" and claimed that the government had disregarded the entire nation, including youth and farmers. He added that permanent jobs are what the nation's youth desire rather than positions with a lot of overtime.Yadav responded to the general budget today by telling reporters in the parliament House complex, "The ongoing projects have not been finished on time, despite the fact that big things are stated based on the numbers.It is fortunate that Bihar and andhra pradesh have been connected to special packages or special schemes if the government must be saved." Akhilesh responded, "This is so that a bigger package than this can be given to those states to form the next government," when questioned in the parliament complex about why bihar and andhra pradesh had received all of the attention. What more could one ask when Uttar Pradesh produced the nation's first PM?"Are farmers also required to make important decisions?""Is the prime minister making any significant decisions that the farmers in Uttar Pradesh need to know about?" he inquired. Yadav claimed that despite significant announcements for Mandi in Uttar Pradesh the previous time, not a single Mandi was constructed. Additionally, he claimed that the federal government has raised unemployment rates and is now discussing internships and positions that are just marginally fulfilling. He stated, "Training and internships demonstrate the dream of a job." The nation's youth are looking to the workforce for a long-term career."Yadav inquired as to whether half-hearted jobs would be reserved and what plans were in place for permanent jobs funded by this budget. He asked, "Why can't 'GIFT' city be in varanasi or Gorakhpur if it can be in Gujarat?" The budget, according to the former Uttar Pradesh chief minister, ignores the entire nation.