Will Petrol and Diesel Become Cheaper in MP? CM Mohan Yadav Gives Hints

Bhopal: The VAT on petrol and diesel may be reduced. Yes… Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav has given indications of this. He said that reducing the VAT on petrol and diesel is a challenge for us. The central government will provide a return based on the amount of duty levied by the state. The CM also said that relief is provided from time to time. We will make an effort in this regard in the Madhya Pradesh budget, which will be presented on February 18th.

In fact, a press conference was held on Tuesday at the Kushabhau Thackeray International Convention Center in Bhopal regarding the Union Budget 2026. Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav and BJP State President Hemant Khandelwal provided information about the Union Budget. State in-charge Dr. Mahendra Singh was also present.

Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said that the Union Budget has given a boost to every section and every community. The budget will provide new energy to the economy and local employment. Special provisions have been made to empower women. The state government’s budget and the central government’s budget are perfectly aligned. The Union Budget is not just a document; it is a visionary budget for women’s empowerment, AI, innovation, and startups.

He further said that all sectors will get an equal opportunity to progress. Favorable opportunities have also been created for MSMEs in Madhya Pradesh. Investment in the state will be boosted by this budget. Our state will also move forward in Semiconductor 2.0. Look at the financial condition of our neighboring country, and then look at our country and its leadership.

Taking a dig at Rahul Gandhi, the CM said that he doesn’t even know what he is saying. The defense budget has been increased by 15 percent. He doesn’t seem to understand anything. BJP State President Hemant Khandelwal also provided information about the Union Budget. He described it as a budget of development and trust. Special attention has been given to various aspects in the budget. Hemant Khandelwal also said that China had a monopoly on minerals and Taiwan on semiconductors.