Fiscal Recklessness: Telangana's Debt Dilemma
Telangana Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka criticizes the BRS government for fiscal mismanagement, accusing it of reckless borrowing and inflating budgets between 2014 and 2023. He highlights disparities in state contributions to the national economy and calls for cooperative federalism, supporting Telangana's goals for economic growth.
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Telangana's Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka launched a scathing critique of the state's fiscal policy under the BRS government, addressing the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday. He condemned the 'reckless borrowing' from 2014 to 2023, which has saddled Telangana with significant debt.
Vikramarka highlighted the previous administration's inflated budgets by 22% annually, contrasting it with the Congress government's realistic 6% increase. He emphasized that projects like Kaleshwaram made visible the mismanagement, leading to substantial borrowing and repayment activities.
Beyond Telangana, Vikramarka targeted national policies, criticizing the BJP's alterations to employment schemes and highlighting economic disparities across states. He proclaimed Telangana's ambition for a USD 3 trillion economy as part of PM Modi’s broader economic vision, urging cooperative federalism.
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