NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today indicated that the upcoming Budget will not be a populist one and it’s a myth that the common man expects “freebies and sops” from the Government.
In an interview with Times Now television broadcast tonight, he also pledged that his Government will stay on the course of the reforms agenda that has pulled out India from being among the ‘fragile five’ economies of the world to being a ‘bright spot’.
Modi stoutly defended his economic policies, saying demonetisation was “a very big success story” and that he was open to changes in the new Goods and Services Tax (GST) to plug loopholes and make it a more efficient ‘one-nation-one- tax’ system. (AGENCIES)
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