Trade bodies, experts present varied response to Budget
The Hindu
Ruling party leaders term it as progressive and inclusive, while Opposition leaders criticise it as anti-poor and anti-youth
The Union Budget for the financial year 2022-23 presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has received mixed response with ruling party leaders terming it progressive and inclusive, while the Opposition leaders have criticised it as anti-poor and anti-youth.
Meanwhile, trade bodies, chartered accountants and financial experts have presented different opinions on it.
Karnatak Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI), which organised a live telecast of the presentation of Union Budget in Parliament at its office on Tuesday, termed it as a blueprint chalked out to ensure the overall development of the country in the next 25 years and a welcome Budget.
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