Among those removal of unnecessary regulations is land reform and labour reform. Even with majority BJP burnt its hands in Land reform. Labour reform is a gone case.

Govt servants reduce kregi to log rone aa jayenge ki sarkari jop khaa rahi h govt. Corporate tax reduce krenge to fir halla ho jayega Ambani-Adani karke...easing regulations include land reforms and labour reforms which are highly political issues and doesn't look possible in a coalition.

Most of their budget would be spent on revenue expenses then.

​@@mukeshagrawalBut benefits of procurement will be spread out to farmers across India, instead of only Punjab and Haryana. Also, some states will have opportunity to implement state level reforms.

@@rajx7120 it's already the state govt that handle APMC mandis . The problem is that nexus between rich and big farmers in state of Punjab and Haryana, as even though both states do not witness much rain the most harvested crops are rice and wheat. The farmers bill had its own flaws but it would at least allowed the farmers to get in contract relationship with food corporates. That's why I supported it and was utterly disappointed when govt withdraw it. Today centre gives money to state as they procure crops from farmer though some states give extra money above msp like CG , the problem with APMC are many but most is corruption.

@@rajx7120 I don't which Utopia you are living in but let me give a reality check. Currently our total food production of grain exceed by around 50% of our need unlike da or oil seeds . Don't underestimate the state of Indian farmers , my family is only general family in my whole st sc block , mostly dependent on agriculture, so I speek from my own experience that their condition are worse than that of the paper world. How do you think mandis are made , most are made around large procurement areas like main city of district. Put your hand on your and think that how many of these farmers can even afford to go their with their own expenses? Hardly one tenth of they are willing to bet on it. The question here is financial feasibility 1- After state procure enough for their quota how they deal with the rest ? They just don't buy it or don't open many mandis in first place. 2- What do you think govt will do with rest of grain (believe me it's much more than you think)- sell it at loss to corporates that's what happens. 3- Just for how much time govt would be able to afford this much loss when we need more fiscal consolidation as well as I'm hoping for a surplus budget. 4- my belief is that MSP is not solution cause govt doesn't have endless money to simply to put in , farmers have to move away from grains to oil seeds or dal or other capitalist crops like tea .

​@@xxyz2023keep barking for rest for 5 years and thereafter even they get full majority. Pappu the 🃏 is for sheer entertainment for the public 😂

​@@xxyz2023You are so ignorant, kid...

Well said...as much disappointed as we may be...India always comes first... BJP should continue the growth path...❤

@@pankajtiwari461 Growth for whom? BJP isn't running a NGO. People should get what they want and vote for. As a political party , It's the responsibility of BJP to deliver what people want.

1 % of The Rich owns 80% of the Wealth. Who is getting Developed?

@@mg.f.9023 here comes oxfam report mafia

If BJP could have given 2x effort in education, skill development of youth, more seats in education institutions than breaking parties in different states, then results would have been different. People deserve good governance, not netas staying in 5 star resorts and changing parties overnight. The money spent in fees of Harish Salve in Supreme Court, could have easily helped life of 100 orphans.

Poorer are those who don’t not want to do anything in life

@@shamshersingh9086 If we feed people with religious polarization instead of Quality Education and skill training we will continue to have HUGE inequality.

@@mg.f.9023 dear sir, it is possible when every citizen of India take responsibility and do their duties with utmost dedication.

Politicians and govt can't create jobs. Only businesses can. Hence, businesses should be supported not treated as criminals. UPA was guilty of actually crony capitalism, when they evergreened loans, and hid bad loans, while the crony promoters siphoned off money through shell companies. But same people, maliciously blamed Modi for loan write-off, in which it was banks that received money, not the corporates.