Fiscal Mismanagement Left West Bengal Practically Bankrupt: CM Suvendu Adhikari
The increase will help 82.05 lakh beneficiaries as the state disburses Rs 14,771 crore in enhanced pension payments.
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Fiscal mismanagement left West Bengal practically bankrupt: CM Suvendu Adhikari
West Bengal faces financial distress due to past mismanagement, according to Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari. He stated the state requires at least one year to recover from its current financial condition. The government has increased old-age pensions and joined all central schemes for increased fund flow. Waitlists for welfare schemes prepared by the previous government have been cancelled.
"Need at least one year to recover": Suvendu Adhikari on West Bengal's financial crisis
In a hard-hitting statement, Suvendu Adhikari breaks down the state’s economic journey—from financial instability caused by central scheme non-compliance and revenue leaks to recent signs of fiscal growth. Watch as he details the timeline needed for economic stabilization and the role of Central Government funds in driving recovery.
Suvendu Adhikari Bengal Financial Crisis: West Bengal Chief Minister Shubhendu Adhikari has said that Bengal has practically gone bankrupt due to financial mismanagement. His government increased old age pension to 1500 rupees. Target of 18 percent increase in revenue this financial year.
After giving the enhanced old age pension to the beneficiaries, CM Suvendu Adhikari said that Bengal needs at least a year to recover from the economic crisis.
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