Political temperature high in UP Assembly, heated argument between Yogi vs Akhilesh, supplementary budget passed amid huge uproar

News India Live, Digital Desk: Today was the third day of the ongoing Winter Session of the Legislative Assembly in Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh. Even in the cold weather, the politics inside the House is heating up. On one hand, Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Akhilesh Yadav is leaving no opportunity to corner the government, while on the other hand, CM Yogi Adityanath also appeared ready on his ‘pitch’ to give a befitting reply.

Today’s biggest highlight was Supplementary Budget Discussion and huge uproar from the opposition. Let us understand in simple language what happened inside the House today.

SP’s opposition and questions on the government

As soon as the House proceedings began at 11 am, the atmosphere heated up. Leader of Opposition and other SP MLAs were seen attacking against the policies of the government. Be it law and order or inflation, the opposition asked questions to the Yogi government on every issue. SP members said that the government makes big promises, but the reality on the ground is different.
especially moderate violence And the opposition raised slogans regarding the problems of the farmers and filled the House with their voice.

Yogi’s counterattack: “Some people are habitually opposing”

Amidst the noise of the opposition, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath stood up on his seat. He expressed his views on the supplementary budget and did not spare even the opposition. CM Yogi said that the state is moving towards becoming a 1 trillion dollar economy, but some people are just “habitually opposing”.

Referring to Maha Kumbh-2025, Yogi said that it is going to be the biggest event in the world, and for this the government has made big arrangements in the budget. His indication was clear that the public is watching those who are finding shortcomings even in development works.

Budget of Rs 8753 crore passed

Despite all the brouhaha, introduced by Finance Minister Suresh Khanna Rs 8,753 crore The second supplementary budget of more than Rs. 10,000 was passed by voice vote.

• Where will the money be spent? A large part of this budget will be spent on preparations for the upcoming Prayagraj Mahakumbh, improving roads and strengthening the energy (electricity) department. Apart from this, the Transport Corporation has also received money to purchase new buses.