According to sources Haryana's bjp state in-charge biplab kumar deb has described the interim budget presented by Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman as a sign of a prosperous and stable government. He said that this budget will give flight to the dreams of the youth and is important in the direction of women empowerment. Deb, former chief minister of Tripura and in-charge of bjp Haryana, has expressed gratitude to prime minister Narendra Modi and Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, describing the interim budget as excellent.

Meanwhile bjp state in-charge Biplab Deb said that despite the Corona period, bringing 25 crore people of the country above the poverty line is a big achievement of the Modi government. The provision of loans in easy installments in the budget for the youth to start startups reflects the identity of the new India. He said that not increasing taxes in any sector is the hallmark of a prosperous and stable government.

Perhaps the State in-charge biplab kumar deb said that under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, about 4 crore houses have been built across the country. Making the target of providing houses even bigger, a provision for providing two crore houses has also been made in the budget. Modi government's excellent work in providing permanent houses to poor people. He said that electricity to poor families, 5 kg free grains to every person and basic facilities are being provided by the Modi government for these ten years. Poor welfare schemes have made the lives of the citizens of the country easier.

Moreover biplab kumar deb further said that under the leadership of prime minister Narendra Modi, india is moving rapidly towards becoming a developed nation. The Finance minister has presented the outline of education, health, infrastructure and women empowerment in this budget. He said that in the budget, focus has been kept on making women, poor, farmers and youth positive and energetic. Biplab Deb said that the budget has been presented keeping in mind the india of the year 2047.

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