The Modi government's new reality is reflected in the budget: allies, job worries, and MSME challenges
The realization that the unemployment problem contributed to the LS poll setback is demonstrated by the focus on jobs. Especially Andhra and Bihar, ruled by allies, receive preferential treatment when it comes to elections
The first Budget of the Narendra Modi government, which took office for a third term in a row, reflects the shifting political landscape following the Lok Sabha elections. This includes the BJP's dependence on coalition partners to maintain a majority and the recognition that unemployment and rural hardships probably contributed to the party's decrease in seats in the legislature, which went from 303 to 240 this time around.
Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the opposition, made this clear in his response to the budget. The major announcements made in the Budget, according to Congress officials, closely mirrored the party's program for the Lok Sabha election.
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