Congress leader Siddaramaiah hits out at Central Govt over Budget
New Delhi, January 31: Ahead of Union Budget 2023-24, former Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah hit out at the central government over the upcoming Union Budget.
In his statement he stated that budget will be full of "unfulfilled promises".
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He further added that he don’t have any expectations from the budget.
“As this year also the budget will be presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman it will be full of unfulfilled promises," said Siddaramaiah.
"This budget will be her last budget," he added.
"I have already announced it and if the high command agrees, I will contest from the Kolar seat," said the Congress leader.
However, Siddaramaiah refused to speak about Congress's stance on the boycott of the Presidential address in the joint sitting of both Houses of Parliament by some of the opposition parties. "You should ask this to the national leaders," added Siddaramaiah.
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- ANI
