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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00:00It is being reported daily in the newspapers that the PM is consulting with a special group.

00:10It is also being said that this year's budget will be a popular budget.

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

00:27The Indian government does not have a budget for tax cuts, income tax, and foreign policy.

00:36I would like to tell the government to make a tougher budget this time.

00:43You have got a huge amount of money in the elections.

00:46There will be no elections for the next five years.

00:48Whatever will happen in the month of January will affect the budget.

00:52So, the budget should be such that the economy of the state is strong.

00:57And 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.

01:20In the budget, the central government gives its share as a central aid.

01:26But that share is such that if the government gives 70%, then 30% will have to be spent by the state government.

01:34The matching grant will have to be given to the state government.

01:38If the state government does not give 30%, then the central government will not be able to spend 70%.

01:43This has not happened regularly.

01:45This has been happening for years.

01:47The money has collapsed.

01:49And this is what is happening in this state.

01:52The state is not able to take advantage of the financial assistance received from the Indian government.

02:04So, talk to the experts in the budget.

02:09Talk to the ministers.

02:11Talk to the Chairman of Commerce.

02:14Talk to the experts.

02:16Okay, we should talk.

02:18But first of all, the Secretary of State should talk to his departments.

02:25Why are we not able to spend the money that we are giving you?

02:30This year, the budget has been surrendered in the month of December.

02:3350 crores and 100 crores have been surrendered in the month of December.

02:37But there are still 3 months left in the budget.

02:40So, why is this happening?

02:42In the month of December, the budget was never surrendered.

02:44The budget is surrendered at the end of March.

02:46If the budget collapses, then we are not able to spend the money.

02:50So, we surrendered the money and gave it to the other department.

02:53So, the third budget is also coming.

02:58Before that, the budget was surrendered in the month of December.

03:02People said that the budget is being surrendered in the month of May.

03:06So, whatever happens, the budget will be surrendered.

03:09So, you will not get the matching grant from the Indian government.

03:13So, if the state's economy improves,

03:17and if the state's administration system is effective,

03:25the government will not do this.

03:27So, instead of consulting with others,

03:30you should consult with the ministers and secretaries of the government departments.

03:40In the last 5 years, you have been given so much money.

03:45Why was that money not spent?

03:47Why was it not a part of the central assistance?

03:51And even if the money was spent,

03:53what was the effect of that money being spent?

03:57There was no industrialization in the last 5 years.

04:01Today, it is being said that 4 mines will be started.

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

04:07The mines that the Indian government has given for auction are being started.

04:12For the last 5 years, the Loha S mines have been auctioned.

04:19I think the Loha S mine is worth Rs. 3,500-4,000 crores.

04:25They were not able to sell it.

04:28Because on 31st March 2020,

04:33the non-captive mines,

04:37their license has expired.

04:43So, all the mines that the government has,

04:47they have to auction them.

04:49The one that was given earlier has expired.

04:52But on 31st March 2020,

04:55the one that expired,

04:57the mining that those companies had kept,

05:02they had to sell it within 6 months.

05:06According to the law of MMDR8.

05:11And if they are not able to sell it within 6 months,

05:14then it will belong to the state government.

05:16And the state government will auction it.

05:18So, the state government did not allow those mining companies to sell it.

05:24They did not allow it.

05:26And even we have not sold it till date.

05:28So, there is such a big problem.

05:31No new mines can be started.

05:34So, the state government,

05:36in order to gather the capacity of the state government,

05:39the internal state government,

05:41in that matter, in the last 5 years,

05:43it has proved to be deficient.

05:45So, even then, the Prime Minister got the upper hand.

05:49Now, we have to see that this year,

05:51we are going to do the auctions of the departments.

05:54And the popular schemes that we have brought,

05:58if they do not have a positive effect,

06:00and the arrangements are not complete,

06:02even for this, we have to work hard.

06:04Only then will the economic situation of the state be strengthened.

06:07After the government comes,

06:09in the first year,

06:11the government will try to improve the economic situation.

06:16It is not visible.

06:18For a long period of time,

06:20it will have a negative effect.

06:23Otherwise, the budget of the assembly is coming.

06:26So, everyone has to be called.

06:28We have to strengthen the economic situation of Jharkhand.

06:32So, you cannot strengthen the situation

06:34by creating a situation of struggle with the central government.

06:38We will have to create a situation of confrontation with the central government.

06:41My advice to the PM and the Chief Minister

06:45is to avoid fighting with the central government.

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