मध्यप्रदेश की सत्ता संभालते ही कांग्रेस को भारी पड़ सकता है शिवराज सिंह क...

Even in Madhya Pradesh, the Congress is going to form the government, but once the government is formed, a decision is going to be tough for them. He will have to take this decision on an announcement of the outgoing Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan. This is an announcement of his Rs 2200 crore rupees. If the new government has spent so much money, the state's Mali condition will become crispy, making it difficult to raise money for other development works. And if it rejected the declaration saying that the former Chief Minister had made this promise, a large number of farmers could be upset. In this way, the Congress has a well on one side and the gap on the other side is the situation.

In both cases, the resignation of the voters is certain and it is feared that this resentment in the 2019 Lok Sabha elections can be huge for the Congress. Actually, just before the election code of implementation, on October 5, Shivraj Singh had announced that farmers would be given a bonus of rupees 500 per quintal on soyabean and maize crop.

He also said that this bonus will be payable on the crop sold in government markets between October 20, 2018 and January 19, 2019. According to Indian Express, till December 10, 15.29 lakh tonnes of soybean and 9.96 lakh tonnes of maize have been sold in 257 mandis of the state government.

According to estimates, till January 19, 28 lakh tonnes of soybean and 16 lakh tonnes of maize will be sold. The bonus given on such a crop is estimated to be a burden of about Rs.2200 crore on the public exchequer. The bonus amount for the farmers is to be paid since January 19, 2019.

Earlier, the Congress government had to fulfill a promise that it adopted. Congress has promised that the government will forgive the loan of farmers within 10 days of formation. The huge amount of money is also spent on the loan of Rs.2 lakhs for the farmers and the electricity bill is waived. In this case, the allegation of commitment is not to be taken, for this, the government will have to bear the greatest financial burden. After this, the rupture of the Congress Government in its promise of providing 2200 crore rupees and bonus to 17 agricultural products is natural.