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When will the economy improve?
- ssoni43
- Feb 10, 2023
- 3 min read
At present, neither BJP nor Congress have a picture that would benefit the Indian economy. In the upcoming assembly elections in tens of states of the country and even then the regional parties in the country who are going to play an important role of support this time, they do not have any economic vision at the national level. They are all jumping around in their respective coups with Mandukavatara. If either the BJP or the Congress comes to power in any of the states, the regional economy of that state is bound to suffer, given the way in which both political parties have lavished cash advances on government exchequers to buy votes from the voters, the fundamentals of the Indian economy will be affected. There is serious damage to the structure. Adani shares are improving in the market and will improve in the prestige market as well, because who would like to keep 'Ram'. Chanakya says that neither enemies nor gods can harm a king who is his friend. And it is a well-known public debate that if the BJP wants to win the next assembly elections and next year's Lok Sabha elections, then it must not allow dust on its mirror. BJP is currently busy with that work. A certain high-level system is privately active in the service of Adani Charan. So Titanic will not sink now. That's when more Hindenburg-like icebergs are on the way. There are some specialized companies in the country which are not in the BJP's top list, which are 'listed' in the BJP headquarters. These companies also continue to receive crores of loans. People will be stunned when the sum will come before the public. It is a mystery why the BJP is petting and cuddling the big fish, who are not famous apart from crocodiles like Vijay Mallya and Nirav Modi. Government of Gujarat and Government of India are neck deep in debt. The activity of debt creation which Modi introduced in Gujarat according to Charvakaniti, the same method has been 'benefited' by the Indian government in the last central years. So there is no possibility that the economy will be saved by the center very easily. India will have to wait for a rosy economic spring. It is only because of the unprecedented tact, wisdom and traditional wisdom of Indian businessmen that our country has been saved from going into a deep pit. So the wind of depression will come but the wind of boom will also come again. If there was any country in the world other than India, it would have been trapped in the wasteland of the Great Depression. The thoughtful patience with which the Indian people have gone through the pain in mutual warmth during the acute crisis of demonetisation and GST has also introduced the maturity of our people. Even if a single-minded ruler wants to dismember the country, India cannot be dismembered overnight. Arun Jaitley had tried ninety-nine of them if there were a hundred ways to destroy the country's economy. However, it is a welcome sign that Sitaram has gradually taken over the reins. Considering the way the NDA government is working for the welfare of private companies, there is a big impact on government cheap and concessional services. BSNL is the latest example. The central government's maneuver to kill BSNL's Kuni dock to revive Jio is not unknown to the public. One is that there are few operators of mobile phone services in our country and there is negligible competition, due to which customers are being looted. The responsibility of the government in such circumstances is to intervene in the market and provide high-tech alternatives with excellent and reasonable rates of services, instead the government itself retreats and allots looting grounds to the favored industrialists. This is the case in almost all fields. Even in the energy sector, BJP has given safe passage to loot the electricity consumers for the benefit of its favorite companies. The same is the policy regarding fee norms for schools and colleges. In Gujarat, BJP has created a long-lasting rivalry between parents and school administrators. All the economic misunderstandings of the NDA government cast a shadow on people's family life, professional and commercial activities and the market.
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