K Chandrasekhar The CM and the BRS Boss intends to focus on expanding the party activities to various states in February.
KCR has decided to cut short Budget session working days to a week. Typically, the Budget sessions are held for two or three weeks.
With no proper opposition, the Budget will be presented for name sake to fulfill the technicalities and constitutional obligations.
There will be no discussions at length. No fresh taxes will be imposed. More allocations will be done for the welfare schemes.
The state Budget is expected to be presented on February 3 and the session is expected to end by February 11 with just seven working days.
The CM is reportedly waiting for the Union Budget to be presented on February 1 to garner the support of the non-BJP parties against the Modi Government at the Centre with reports of the Centre planning to impose more restrictions on loans to be borrowed by the state governments in the Union Budget.
The welfare of the poor and the downtrodden will be kept in Mind during the budget presentation. The officials have already completed the draft of the proposed budget. It has to be approved by the Fianance Minister Harish and then the CM will give a green signal.
As usual, the Governor’s address will not be there and the session will start directly with the Budget presentation by Finance Minister Harish Rao.
