Opposition Targets Economic Policies Ahead of Maharashtra Budget Session

Maharashtra's NCP (SP) chief, Jayant Patil, plans to challenge the Mahayuti government's economic policies during the forthcoming Budget Session. He criticizes the current administration for its poor economic management and failure to maintain law and order. Patil highlights the Ladki Bahin Yojana as a program under scrutiny.

Maharashtra NCP (SP) chief, Jayant Patil, expressed intentions to hold the Mahayuti government accountable for its economic policies during the upcoming Budget Session. Patil criticized the state's fiscal management and highlighted Ajit Pawar's inability to detail expenditure on programs like the Ladki Bahin Yojana.

Patil emphasized the precarious economic situation, claiming the state government faces challenges in executing policies and maintaining law and order. He noted the opposition's strategy to press several issues, despite depleted numbers since the assembly polls, highlighting the significance of working together.

The NCP leader accused the government of misleading voters about financial aid programs and insisted any changes to the Ladki Bahin Yojana's eligibility criteria would betray public trust. Patil issued a call for unified opposition efforts to hold the administration accountable.