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Even as confusion prevails over the presentation of Union Budget 2017 after the death of former Union Minister and sitting Member of Parliament, E Ahamed, Twitter is pouring in with expectations from the budget. If reports are to go by, the presentation of the Budget may get delayed by a day, while some say that the budget will be presented after a delay of a couple of hours.
Reports also say that as per convention the House will adjourn for a day, after mourning the departed Parliamentarian. However, government sources are of the opinion that Budget would not be postponed and would be presented after passing an obit reference. As all Budget papers are printed with today’s date, the postponement will lead to several issues. Budget 2017 likely to be delayed by a day over death of MP Ahamed
The final decision is likely to be announced on the floor of the House. The Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha Secretariat have not been informed of any delay in the presentation of the Budget. Lok Sabha speaker Sumitra Mahajan will take the final decision in this regard.
While Opposition parties are insisting postponement of the Budget 2017 to pay tribute E Ahamed, reportedly the government wants to present the Budget today. As per reports, the Finance Minister Arun Jaitley is in favour of presenting the Budget today. As per Parliament rules, the House gets adjourned after making an obituary reference. However, Twitterati is sharing their expectation from the budget on Twitter. Here are some of the tweets:
Speculations are the #UnionBudget2017 will allow for a fairer start-up environment. But are eased tax reforms enough?
— Gunjan Saha (@GJ_Saha) January 20, 2017
Impact of #UnionBudget2017 on #startups @TiEMumbai on 3rd February 2017 https://t.co/WreofYLJRl @mehtasanjay
— Vishal Palwe (@Vishal_Palwe) January 20, 2017
Expecting some good funds in the sports sector in #UnionBudget2017
— Vivek Rai (@viveklead10) January 20, 2017
@NewsWorldIN Increase investment limit inSeniorCitizenSavingsScheme frm₹15to ₹30lakhs to negate value erosion #YourWishList #UnionBudget2017
— T T Krishnan (@ttkrishnan) January 21, 2017
Service Tax may be raised from 15% to 18% ?? #UnionBudget2017
— Anjanaputra Nagababu (@InherentArbiter) February 1, 2017
Service Tax may be raised from 15% to 18% ?? #UnionBudget2017
— Anjanaputra Nagababu (@InherentArbiter) February 1, 2017
Do you favour increase in ST to18% after #DeMonetisation done with eradicating black money in this #UnionBudget2017 #Budget2017withSBI
— Rahul Ranjan (@ranjanra) February 1, 2017
Hubballi Dharwad deserves more as it is the biggest Hub in the state. Hoping #UnionBudget2017 will certainly do justice to us. #Railbudget
— Hubballi Dharwad (@hublimandi) February 1, 2017
India’s huge educated Youth pool,would watch with bated breath,Govt.initiatives to generate many moreJobs. #UnionBudget2017
— mahesh dwarapu (@maheshdwarapu1) February 1, 2017
Gathered that Safety,speed &infra development to be focus of Rail Budget. Hope this definitely would happen. #UnionBudget2017
— mahesh dwarapu (@maheshdwarapu1) February 1, 2017
@NewsWorldIN Increase investment limit inSeniorCitizenSavingsScheme frm₹15to ₹30lakhs to negate value erosion #YourWishList #UnionBudget2017
— T T Krishnan (@ttkrishnan) January 21, 2017
#UnionBudget2017– Single window #clearance is expected by the #RealEstate sector to speed up several #approval processes.
— Investors Clinic (@investorclinic) January 20, 2017
#UnionBudget2017
All steps needed to improve happiness index of metro cities. Travel cost to be reduced. Venues for subsidy re looked.— S. C.Bhatnagar (@scb904) January 19, 2017
#UnionBudget2017
No vat/tax on food items, raw or ready to eat. Suicide rates are high due to depression/stress. Entertainment be tax free— S. C.Bhatnagar (@scb904) January 19, 2017
Kerala MP, E Ahamed who suffered a heart attack on Tuesday had collapsed in Parliament’s Central Hall during President Pranab Mukherjee’s address. He died today while undergoing treatment at the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital in Delhi.
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