Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Wednesday said that BJP grew flowers using the bulldozers from the thorns that were planted during Samajwadi Party's time.
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During the session, CM Yogi thanked all the 134 members who took part in the discussion on the budget and also answered the questions and allegations of Akhilesh Yadav with facts.
With the Madhya Pradesh government presenting the state budget on Wednesday, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) state president VD Sharma termed it as a pro-farmer budget and accused the previous Congress governments of making farmers defaulters.
During the post-Budget webinar on Urban Development with Focus on Planning, PM Modi said, "Now in the 21st century, the way India is developing at a rapid pace, several new cities are going to be essential for India in the future."
Addressing the state assembly's budget session, the Chief Minister drew comparisons and said that the BJP government launched one district, one product scheme while the Samajwadi Party gave "one district, one mafia to the state."
CM Chouhan also congratulated Devda and said that it was a budget for the welfare of the poor, upliftment of women and increasing the income of farmers in the state.
While presenting the budget the finance minister Devda said, "The budget of our government will establish a new dimension of prosperity and development in the state in the Amrit Kaal. The goal of this budget is to give new power, new direction and trust to the women, youth, farmers, poor and
Speaking to ANI, Former Chief Minister and Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC) Chief Kamal Nath lashed out at the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led state government and said that they came to present the budget by spoiling the budget of women of the state.
Addressing a post-Budget webinar on the subject of 'Urban Development with focus on planning', prime minister Modi lamented that only one or two planned cities were developed in the country after independence.