BENGALURU: In most likely the first confrontation within the Congress-JD(S) coalition govt, co-ordination committee chairman and former leader minister Siddaramaiah said on Saturday that leader minister HD Kumaraswamy will have to provide a supplementary funds as a substitute of a full-fledged one as he (HDK) has envisaged.
“When we presented the funds within the earlier govt, it was once a full-fledged one with a vote on account until July 30. Now, the place is the desire for a fresh funds? If the new CM desires to offer fresh schemes, the Constitution lets in him to offer a supplementary funds to add them,” he said.
Siddaramaiah’s observation comes an afternoon after Kumaraswamy assured that he’d provide a fresh funds in a while. Accordingly, CMO officers said the CM has scheduled pre-budget conferences from July 20.
Siddaramaiah said the coalition companions had agreed upon proceeding all schemes introduced through the previous govt. “With all earlier schemes and those introduced in our February 2018 funds proceeding, the Constitution underneath Article 205 provides for Kumaraswamy to offer a supplementary funds and incorporate new schemes,” he said.
Reacting to it, Kumaraswamy in Delhi told mediapersons that incorporating all new schemes proposed through the coalition in a supplementary funds “may not be feasible."
“I consider Siddaramaiah, after presenting his ultimate funds, had said a fresh funds would be needed after the elections. With the coalition govt in power, a supplementary funds will not be sufficient to incorporate new schemes proposed through both parties. When a new govt comes to power, a fresh funds is always tabled. I’ll take a last name after discussing it with the cabinet,” he said.
Siddaramaiah had presented the Congress govt's funds on February 16, declaring that it's full-fledged, and the birthday party will come again to power and put in force the schemes.
With Siddaramaiah being chairman of the co-ordination committee, and sure to preside upon any decision taken through the federal government, a fresh funds can also be mentioned and is usually a sticking level.
“When we presented the funds within the earlier govt, it was once a full-fledged one with a vote on account until July 30. Now, the place is the desire for a fresh funds? If the new CM desires to offer fresh schemes, the Constitution lets in him to offer a supplementary funds to add them,” he said.
Siddaramaiah’s observation comes an afternoon after Kumaraswamy assured that he’d provide a fresh funds in a while. Accordingly, CMO officers said the CM has scheduled pre-budget conferences from July 20.
Siddaramaiah said the coalition companions had agreed upon proceeding all schemes introduced through the previous govt. “With all earlier schemes and those introduced in our February 2018 funds proceeding, the Constitution underneath Article 205 provides for Kumaraswamy to offer a supplementary funds and incorporate new schemes,” he said.
Reacting to it, Kumaraswamy in Delhi told mediapersons that incorporating all new schemes proposed through the coalition in a supplementary funds “may not be feasible."
“I consider Siddaramaiah, after presenting his ultimate funds, had said a fresh funds would be needed after the elections. With the coalition govt in power, a supplementary funds will not be sufficient to incorporate new schemes proposed through both parties. When a new govt comes to power, a fresh funds is always tabled. I’ll take a last name after discussing it with the cabinet,” he said.
Siddaramaiah had presented the Congress govt's funds on February 16, declaring that it's full-fledged, and the birthday party will come again to power and put in force the schemes.
With Siddaramaiah being chairman of the co-ordination committee, and sure to preside upon any decision taken through the federal government, a fresh funds can also be mentioned and is usually a sticking level.
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