Finance Minister Nirmala SitharamanImage Credit source: File Photo
Regarding the privatization of government banks, the government has made it clear that the privatization of banks will happen according to the time. The government will not back down from its schedule. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has made it clear that the government is firm on its privatization plan. It will be completed on time.
The opposition has continuously attacked the government on the issue of privatization of banks. The opposition says that the government is determined to gradually privatize everything. In fact, the government says that the privatization of banks will happen according to its own time. There is no scope for delay in the deadline. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said this during a program in Mumbai.
Achievements counted on 9 years
The Finance Minister had attended a program in Mumbai on the completion of 9 years of the Modi government. Where he cleared the question of bank privatization. While counting the achievements of the Modi government, the Finance Minister said that we have defeated an epidemic like Kovid. Although it took 3 years. Nirmala Sitharaman said that the government lost three years due to Kovid and other crisis. From this point of view, the opportunity to work has been available only for 6 years.
Keeping an eye on inflation
The government is constantly keeping an eye on the inflation front. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that the central government is keeping an eye on reducing inflation. Retail inflation in the country has now come down to 4.8 per cent. The government is also monitoring the local markets by imposing taxes. Along with this, efforts are also being made to stop hoarding. So that inflation can be kept under control. The government is making every effort to stop inflation, which should be done on time.
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Finance Minister on 2000 note
On the note of 2000, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman says that this work is of the Reserve Bank and not of the government. Nirmala Sitharaman criticized former Finance Minister P Chidambaram’s statement on Rs 2000 note. He said that the former Finance Minister knows very well that such decisions are taken by the RBI and the government has no hand in it. But the opposition is doing the work of spreading runoff by picking it up.
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