Mumbai, June 30 -- On the first day of the three-week monsoon session, the Maharashtra government today tabled supplementary demands of Rs 57,509.71 crore in the state legislative assembly to allocate funds for various schemes and projects.
Maharashtra Finance Minister and Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar tabled supplementary demands of Rs 57,509.71 crore for the financial year 2025-26 in the state legislative assembly to allocate funds for various schemes and projects.
Supplementary demands are additional funds sought by the government over budgetary allocations.
The Deputy Chief Minister presented these demands on the first day of the three-week monsoon session.
These funds will be extensively used for infrastructure projects such as roa...