Exuding confidence about BJP's prospects in Delhi polls, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called the Union Budget presented a day earlier "the most pro-middle class in India's history", highlighted measures announced by the finance minister and wooed govt employees by pointing to the announcement of the new Pay Commission.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the Union Budget as highly beneficial for the middle class, asserting it as the most favorable budget in India's history. Ahead of Delhi assembly polls, he criticized the Aam Aadmi Party for corruption,

Addressing a rally here ahead of the Delhi assembly polls on 5, Modi spoke about various beneficial provisions of the Budget for the middle class to claim that never since India's Independence those earning up to Rs 12 lakh have received such a relief.

PM Modi said the AAP was disintegrating, in an apparent reference to the eight former AAP MLAs who quit the party and joined the BJP on Saturday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauds the Union Budget 2025 as a significant milestone for the middle class. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman echoes this sentiment, highlighting tax cuts aimed at the average household.

As campaigning for elections to the Delhi Assembly entered the last lap, Prime Minister Narendra Modi Sunday highlighted the many “benefits” of the Union Budget presented a day earlier, calling it “the most middle class-friendly Budget in the history of the country”.

The government is trying to boost domestic demand among its vast middle class as food inflation dents disposable income.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government has presented an annual budget that focuses on wooing the salaried middle class with tax cuts and spurring economic growth by boosting agriculture and