Kamal Nath described the interim budget as like a palm tree, said- nothing for the unemployed, farmers, women and soldiers

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Thursday offered the interim finances of the Modi authorities in Parliament forward of the Lok Sabha elections. Former Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh Kamal Nath described this finances as like a palm tree and mentioned that neither employment for the youth nor aid for the farmers was talked about in it. It's only a tingle.

Kamal Nath, in his response on the interim finances, mentioned, “What if it has grown, it is like a palm tree. There is no shade for the birds and the fruits grow very far away. The situation of the interim budget presented today by the Modi government is similar. We had hoped that the elections would In this budget, will the Finance Minister tell whether the target of providing 20 crore jobs as per the promise of providing 2 crore jobs every year by the Prime Minister has been achieved or not?

Referring to the expectations of the middle class, Kamal Nath said that the middle class expected that the government would give some relaxation in the income tax slab, but once again exposing its anti-people face, the Modi government did not give any relaxation in the income tax. Modi government had promised that the income of farmers will be doubled by 2022, but today even in the budget of 2024, the government could not say even a single thing in favor of the farmers.

Referring to youth and girls, Kamal Nath mentioned that there’s nothing within the finances for youth, girls, unemployed, farmers and troopers. The federal government has not offered any blueprint for the financial growth of the nation and the issues it has mentioned are issues 15 and 20 years away. It's not a finances, only a quibble.