#Telangana #Budget 2022-23: Yawning Gap Between Promise and Performance | Episode 28 | 09 March 2022
Channel: BC TV
Date: 2022-03-09

Telangana Government in its 9th consecutive Budget for the financial year 2022-23, allots only 2.21 per cent funds for BC Welfare out of it's supposed to be the highest  Budgetary outlay  of Rs. 2,56,958.51. This reflects the mindset of the Government and its negative attitude towards the development of BCs. There are large cuts in the  Budgetary outlays under various heads such as Agriculture, Education, Grant for double bedroom houses, Asara pensions, Electricity subsidies, #kalyana laxmi/Shadi Mubarak, marketing, Sheep distribution programme, Fish seed development, BC Corporation, MBC Corporation, Caste Federations,    #Rythu Bandu, Rythu Bheema schemes etc.,  The Government has completely failed to evolve any BC Development policy or prepared to implement the BC Sub Plan or other policies for assisting BC Occupational Groups as decided earlier. The policy of Government to raise funds by promoting Wine shops, Belt shops, Bars, sale of Government lands and other properties is highly objectionable and deplorable. In all this budget is useful only to corporate sector promoting their ventures   in Industry, Agriculture, Education, Health, Tourism etc., Finally, the Finance Bill is totally Anti BCs, MBCs and DNTs and they continue to be neglected,  discriminated and ignored at every level . This explains the need for #BCs to organise and assert themselves to fight out this kind of unjustified attitude of the #TRS Government.