झारखंड बजट पर विधायक सरयू राय ने सरकार को दी नसीहत, कही ये बड़ी बात

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विधायक सरयू राय ने झारखंड बजट को लेकर हेमंत सरकार को बड़ी नसीहत दी है.

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00:00I have heard in the newspaper daily that the PM is consulting with a special group.

00:11He is also saying that the budget this time will be a popular budget.

00:20Now, a popular budget has no meaning.

00:27There is no budget for the Indian government.

00:31Tax will be cut, income tax will come, foreign policy will be discussed.

00:37I would like to tell this government to make a tough budget this time.

00:44You have got a huge amount in the elections.

00:47There will be no elections for five years.

00:49Whatever will happen in the month of June, the budget will be broken.

00:53So, the budget should be such that the state's economy is strong.

00:58And secondly, the administration of the state government should have the ability to spend the budget.

01:13We see in the newspapers that the central government has a lot of money, but it is not enough.

01:22In the budget, the central government gives its share as a central aid.

01:28But that share is such that if the government gives 70%, then 30% will have to be spent by the state government.

01:36The matching grant will have to be given to the state government.

01:40If the state government does not give 30%, then the central government will not be able to spend 70%.

01:45This has not happened before.

01:47In the last ten years, the money has collapsed.

01:50And this is what is happening in this state.

01:54The state government is not able to take advantage of the foreign aid provided by the Indian government.

02:06So, in the budget, you can talk to a group of experts.

02:11You can talk to the heads of state.

02:13You can talk to the chairman of commerce.

02:16You can talk to the experts.

02:18Okay, you should talk to them.

02:20But first of all, the minister of the state government should talk to his departments.

02:27Why are we not able to spend the money that we are giving you?

02:32This year, we have surrendered in the month of December.

02:3550 crores and 100 crores have been surrendered in the month of December.

02:39There are three months left in the budget.

02:42Why is this happening?

02:44In the month of December, we never surrendered.

02:46We surrendered at the end of March.

02:48We surrendered the money that we were not able to spend.

02:53We gave it to the other department.

02:55The third budget is yet to come.

03:00Before that, we surrendered in the month of December.

03:03People said that we are surrendering the money that we were not able to spend.

03:08So, whatever happens, when we surrender,

03:10you will not get the matching grant from the Indian government.

03:15So, if the state's economy improves,

03:19and if the state's administration system is effective,

03:27if the government does not do this,

03:29instead of consulting with others,

03:31you should consult with the ministers of your department,

03:33with the secretaries of your department,

03:37with the ministers of our department.

03:42In the last five years,

03:44you have been given so much money this year.

03:47Why did you not spend that money?

03:49Why did you not become a part of the central government?

03:53And even if you have spent money,

03:55what is the effect of spending money?

03:59There was no industrialization in the last five years.

04:01There was no industrialization.

04:03Today, it is being said that four mines will be started.

04:06These are not being started by the government's efforts.

04:09The mines that the Indian government has given for auction are being started.

04:14For the last five years,

04:16it is being said that on the basis of Loh-S mines,

04:21I think that Loh-S is worth 3,500-4,000 crores.

04:28They were not able to sell it.

04:31Because on 31st March 2020,

04:35the license of the non-captive mines was terminated.

04:46So, all the mines of the government that are here,

04:49they have to be auctioned.

04:51The one that was given earlier has been terminated.

04:54But on 31st March 2020,

04:56the one that was terminated,

04:59the mining companies that had kept it there,

05:04within six months,

05:06they had to sell it.

05:08According to the law of MMDR-8.

05:13And if they are not able to sell it within six months,

05:16then it will belong to the state government.

05:18The state government will auction it.

05:20So, the state government did not allow the mining companies to sell it.

05:26They did not permit it.

05:28And they have not sold their own till date.

05:30So, there is such a big problem.

05:33No new mine has been started.

05:36So, the state government,

05:38the state government has not been able to collect its capacity.

05:43In that matter, in the last five years,

05:45the fissure has also been proved.

05:47So, even though the Prime Minister has got the power,

05:51we have to see that this year,

05:53we have to do the auction of all the departments.

05:56And the popular schemes that we have brought,

06:00they should not have a negative effect on the economy.

06:04For this too, we should face it with a little hardship.

06:07Then the economic situation of the state will be strengthened.

06:10After the auction, in the first year,

06:12the government will try to improve the economic situation a little.

06:18It is not visible.

06:20It will have an effect for a long time.

06:25This is the budget of the 17th Vidhan Samha.

06:28Everyone has to be called.

06:30We have to strengthen the economic situation of Jharkhand.

06:33So, you cannot make a situation of struggle with the central government and strengthen it.

06:39With the central government,

06:41we will have to make a situation of solidarity.

06:43I would like to advise the Prime Minister and the Chief Minister

06:47that fighting the central government with a sword is the best way to strengthen the state.

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