Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma highlighted the significance of the Khejri tree, known as Rajasthan’s Kalpavriksha, in preserving the state’s identity and combating desertification. He affirmed the government’s commitment to safeguarding the tree through upcoming legislation. During a debate in the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly, Sharma presented a comprehensive report showcasing the state government’s achievements over the last two years.
The Chief Minister asserted that his administration has outperformed the previous government by achieving more progress in two years than the latter did in five. He criticized the previous government for a paper leak scandal, revealing that numerous individuals have been arrested and charged in connection with the incident. Sharma provided a detailed comparison of advancements in various sectors such as infrastructure, agriculture, and social welfare, emphasizing the government’s efforts to stabilize the state’s economy and provide strategic direction.
Sharma highlighted the financial challenges inherited from the previous government, citing a substantial debt burden of Rs 5,79,781 crore that hampered the state’s development. He referenced the Economic Survey 2025–26, which commended Rajasthan for its enhanced economic management, social initiatives, and administrative reforms. The Chief Minister credited prudent financial management for curbing inflation and enhancing public welfare, noting a significant increase in capital investment assistance from the central government in recent years.
Under the current administration, Rajasthan has witnessed a surge in capital expenditure and central tax revenue, indicating improved fiscal performance. Sharma underscored the state’s leading position in numerous welfare schemes and national programs, underscoring the government’s unwavering focus on public welfare initiatives.
