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Dear Madam,
Congratulations. Your subject matter is a big eye opener.
You have given the picture of state Government finances, probably as on 25th January 2022.
Please collect their respective positions as on 24th March 2020 also, the beginning of COVID 19 CATATROPHY.
The entire system of over burden projected will be at a real-time information to the citizens of our country.
Further it is to be noted that, all the governments have stopped substantial spending on other developmental projects.
They have not given any relief to citizens on their mandatory expenditure, like taxes, power bills, loans, Insurance, etc.,
They have not enforced any cut in their home take packages,
( for all government employees) while other unprotected sector would suffer almost 100% loss.
Above information will give a real time finance position on the important subject you have chosen to highlight the matter to citizens. Regards. more
Congratulations. Your subject matter is a big eye opener.
You have given the picture of state Government finances, probably as on 25th January 2022.
Please collect their respective positions as on 24th March 2020 also, the beginning of COVID 19 CATATROPHY.
The entire system of over burden projected will be at a real-time information to the citizens of our country.
Further it is to be noted that, all the governments have stopped substantial spending on other developmental projects.
They have not given any relief to citizens on their mandatory expenditure, like taxes, power bills, loans, Insurance, etc.,
They have not enforced any cut in their home take packages,
( for all government employees) while other unprotected sector would suffer almost 100% loss.
Above information will give a real time finance position on the important subject you have chosen to highlight the matter to citizens. Regards. more
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The Pune Municipal Corporation has spent 2.5 crores on hospital expenses for its corporators and more for retired corporators. The PMC only gets money from the people it does not generate income, hence this money belongs to the people and nothing is being done for the people. No cleaning, the roads are in a mess, all dug up and left exactly like that, pedestrians cannot walk on the roads and nothing is done about complaints being sent to the PMC. We have to resort to the courts unnecessarily spending thousands of rupees when there is no need at all. What can the public do? There has to be something. Even the PMO does not respond! more
Jan 28
Governments are still on track to " disperse monies,using Blockchain technology " in a go the coffer empty. The citizens are at lurch. No cleaning in cities The public health is haywire. As said The elected " Chief Minister " is isolated from the mad crowd of the- citizens. Unfortunate that the democracy is again taken over by the vested. The concept of participatory democracy is missing in many states more
Jan 27
This may call for legal action against the government. The reason is we, the people, alone cannot do anything other than throwing out the government at the polls. But then, the same idiotic spending habit will contunue by the incoming government. A high/supreme court involvement may be necessary to find out if laws are there for spending limits. Or, the Central Govt. should be involved in some capacity. There are no easy solutions to set any government on the right path. more
Jan 26
Only those who are BORN CORRUPT and corruption is in their DNA MUST BE EXECUTED IN PUBLIC. THEY LOOTED THE COUNTRY. MEANS THEY LOOTED HONEST TAX PAYERS. THEREFORE SUCH CORRUPT PEOPLE AND EVERY FAMILY MEMBER OF THEIRS MUST HAVE A PAINFUL DEATH. more
Jan 26
The municipal taxes,the power bills and prices of consumable eating items at restaurants etc,including transport charges are going to increase more
Jan 26
HAD ALREADY INCREASED TO UNREALISTIC LEVELS. VEGETABLES SEEM TO HAVE REDUCED A BIT. THE INCREASED RATESIN HOTELS AND PREPARED FOODS STAY THERE. more
Jan 27
