Demand for Transparency: Maharashtra's Investments Under Scrutiny
Nana Patole, Maharashtra Congress chief, demands a White Paper on Maharashtra's investments and job generation statistics following agreements made at the World Economic Forum in Davos. He questions collaborations with certain companies facing legal issues and criticizes the state government's deals with alcohol manufacturers. BJP leader Pravin Darekar accuses Congress of being 'anti-Maharashtra.'
- Country:
- India
Maharashtra Congress chief Nana Patole has called for the release of a White Paper detailing the investments and job generation from agreements made during previous World Economic Forum visits in Davos by the state government.
At a recent press conference, Patole revealed that 61 Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) were signed, involving investments amounting to Rs 15.70 lakh crore and the potential creation of 15.95 lakh jobs. Despite acknowledging the importance of investment in the region, Patole insists on public transparency regarding these deals.
The congress leader has raised concerns over collaborations with firms under investigation and questioned deals with alcohol manufacturers, highlighting a potential conflict with state policies. BJP's Pravin Darekar has countered these claims, labeling Patole's stance as 'anti-Maharashtra.'
(With inputs from agencies.)
- READ MORE ON:
- Maharashtra
- Congress
- Nana Patole
- investment
- jobs
- MoUs
- Davos
- Fadnavis
- transparency
- White Paper
ALSO READ
Tensions Rise: Anonymous Threat Against BJP's C T Ravi Amidst Political Clash
Nearly 5,000 youths have quit Naxalism, joined mainstream and got jobs: Union minister Nitin Gadkari at BJP's convention in Maharashtra.
Global Markets Tumble Amid Strong U.S. Jobs Data and Rising Oil Prices
Famous Actors Entangled in Legal Battle Over Hotel Demolition
59% of global workforce needs reskilling by 2030 as AI reshapes jobs