Bangalore: Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai has said that the state is being built on the principles of "equality for all," and that the state's newly presented budget is built on the same principle.

Bommai was addressing a thanksgiving meeting for the Chief Minister on Sunday, hosted by the Federation of Backward Class and Dalit Seers.

The real administrator's job is to provide a roof over the heads of the homeless, jobs for the unemployed, and education for the uninformed. "I'm walking down this road." We are working to implement Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Sab Ka Saath, Sab Ka Vikaas values. Social unrest is a result of inequity. It stifles progress. We'll present a report card on our work and accomplishments to the people. We shall not seek a bad mandate by abusing others; instead, we will seek a positive mandate. "We will seek votes based on the quality of our government's work," Bommai added.

We have strengthened the budget size by Rs 15,000 crore to stop the economy's pilferage. We have introduced the Vidya Nidhi scholarship scheme for children of farmers, increased the monthly pension for widows and the physically challenged, provided free power to up to 75 units for SC and ST groups, and increased the subsidy for house construction from Rs 1.75 lakh to Rs 2 lakh. "This is our government's capability," Bommai said.

A total of Rs 28,000 crore has been set aside in the budget for education, health, and the welfare of the poor, SC, and ST populations. For 90% of the budget programmes and projects, work orders have already been issued. The new programmes have been developed for the entire development of all areas of society, Bommai said.

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