The Chandrababu Naidu-led coalition government is ready to hold the Andhra Pradesh Assembly Budget sessions from November 11th. The government, which has so far presented the Vote Account Budget only, is now working to present the full budget. The annual budget is likely to be presented in the House on November 11th or the next day.
This time the Assembly sessions are likely to be held for more than 10 days. In addition to presenting the full budget, key bills are likely to come before the House in these sessions. The current Vote Account Budget will end by the end of November. In this context, the government is ready for the full budget.
In fact, for the first time in the history of the state, the Vote Account Budget has been presented twice in a single year. Government sources said that the Vote Account Budget is being presented under mandatory circumstances in view of the state’s financial situation.
They explained that a deadline had to be taken to clarify the financial situation. Accordingly, the AP government has presented the Vote Account Budget for the second time. In the last assembly session, the government released white papers on several key issues, including the state’s financial situation.
Details on the financial situation, liquor, and law and order were placed before the house. In this assembly session, there will be a discussion on the implementation of schemes in Super Six, the new liquor policy, and free sand supply. In addition, key announcements are also likely to be made in the house on the implementation of some new schemes.
In the context of the assembly sessions, the AP Cabinet will meet on November 6. Ministers will meet under the chairmanship of CM Chandrababu Naidu. In this meeting, many issues will be discussed and a final decision will be taken. Along with the meetings, there is a possibility of an in-depth discussion on the budget. In addition, the issues to be brought before the house will be discussed.