MP News : Preparations for the budget for the year 2025-26 have started in Madhya Pradesh, the government is going to prepare the budget with the participation of the public and suggestions have also been sought from the general public for this. The state assembly will have a budget session in the near future and the government will present the budget for the year 2025-26 in it.

What kind of budget the people of the state want and what are their expectations, this will also be given priority by the government. In view of this upcoming budget, the government has sought suggestions from the people of the state so that the path of development can be accelerated further. Also, the public should have an important participation in the determination of the budget in the form of suggestions.

The state government has sought suggestions from the people of the state through various mediums and these suggestions can be sent to the government till January 15. The Deputy Chief Minister of the state Jagdish Devda has said that the general public should participate in the upcoming budget of Madhya Pradesh, which is continuously moving ahead on the path of development, through their suggestions and contribute to the progress and prosperity of the state.

It is known that the state government's budget for the year 2024-25 was presented by Finance Minister Jagdish Devda. He presented this budget of more than 3 lakh 65 thousand crores. In Mohan Yadav's budget, the focus was on rural development, agriculture, women, education, health and farmers along with infrastructure development.

Many important schemes were also started. At the same time, the budget of Madhya Pradesh for the year 2023-24 was two lakh 81 thousand 554 crores. There is a possibility that the upcoming budget may be around four lakh crores. If we look at the debt situation on the state, it has become more than three lakh 85 thousand crores. The opposition keeps attacking the government regarding this. At the same time, the government talks about taking loans within limits.