Source Credit: NDTV
The Indian government has held an all-party meeting ahead of the budget discussions to bring together political leaders from across the political spectrum. The meeting, chaired by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, is aimed at discussing various issues and ensuring cooperation among politicians to ensure a smooth transition to the summit. The budget is a major annual event in the country’s legislative calendar and is expected to set out key economic and political priorities for the year ahead.
The government at the meeting stressed the importance of constructive dialogue and consultation with stakeholders on issues that could affect the country’s economy and social well-being. During the meeting, party leaders voiced their concerns about economic growth, health and certain regional issues, while also exchanging views on how to prevent unrest. The government confirmed that the budget will focus on economic growth, accountability and providing assistance to all sectors of the economy.
The parliamentary committee meeting highlighted the government’s efforts to create unity in the parliament, ensure that all voices are heard and that the Budget Session is conducted without unnecessary interference. As the country prepares this important financial document, the participation and understanding of political parties will be critical to its presentation and subsequent negotiations.
