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Home / India / Budget Brought Out Finance Minister Sitharamans Fondness For Swedish Band Congress Jairam Ramesh 642918

Budget brought out Finance Minister Sitharaman’s fondness for Swedish band: Congress’ Jairam Ramesh

Union Budget 2024-25 was presented by Sitharaman on Tuesday
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 03:46 AM Jul 25, 2024 IST

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New Delhi, July 24

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Taking a dig at Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, Congress Rajya Sabha member Jairam Ramesh said the Union Budget 2024-25 presented by her on Tuesday demonstrated her fondness for the Swedish pop group ABBA.

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“That we have a ‘ek tihai Pradhan Mantri’ was demonstrated forcefully in the Budget, where the long shadows of Nitish-babu and Naidu-garu covered Narendrabhai. It forced the FM to recall her fondness for the Swedish pop group ABBA – Andhra, Bihar, Bihar, Andhra”, Ramesh said in a post on X.

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