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The Government has withdrawn the proposed amendment to the Vote on Account (VoA) seeking to increase expenditure and an increase in the debt ceiling.
The Leader of the House who announced this decision in Parliament today said the Government had decided to withdraw the VoA and the proposal to increase debt ceiling as the opposition had opposed it.
Anmanpan Thursday, 20 February 2020 03:00 PM
Thanks, that prevents unprecedented spending of tax payers money at the next election. Now they can use the cleansed money.
sujith Thursday, 20 February 2020 04:38 PM
really sad situation in the country. Construction companies and several other institutions are struggling manage there business due to heavy receivables from govt institutions. Opposition should put aside there political differences and help the govt to settle the private companies which have undertaken and supplied so many govt projects and institutions.
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