Maharashtra in deep economic crisis, Center is not paying GST arrears of 16 thousand crores

Ashok Chavan and Thorat directly accused the central government that the state government is in deep economic crisis but the center is not helping, the state government owes GST to the government of Rs 16,000 crores but the central government pays it even after repeated demands Not doing so is affecting the war being fought with Corona.

Balasaheb Thorat, Revenue Minister in the Government of Maharashtra, blamed the Ministry of Railways of the Government of India for the congestion at Bandra station and clarified that the Railways started booking tickets online with the intention of starting the first train service, when people got the information So he guessed that the train service was starting, social media also played a role in this which resulted in a huge crowd. Came to work

Ashok Chavan also blamed the Central Government officials for making the direct charge that the negligence caused by any coordination is also responsible for this incident, the Railway Ministry should investigate who did it and why.

Thorat, referring to the efforts being made by the state government to get control over the corona, said that there is no case of corona infection in 10 districts of the state.

On questions arising over the investigation of Corona, Thorat revealed that the central government is neither giving testing kits nor safety devices including personal protective clothing to Maharashtra as per its demand.

Ashok Chavan and Thorat directly accused the central government that the state government is in deep economic crisis but the center is not helping, the state government owes GST to the government of Rs 16,000 crores but the central government pays it even after repeated demands Not doing so is affecting the war being fought with Corona