New Delhi[India], January 22 (NT): Prime Minister Narendra Modi's second interview of 2018 brought together much attention as he talked about veer issues including union budget 2018, economy and job creation and many others heated discussion.This interview  is taken by  a news channel Times Now,

The Prime Minister implied that the Union Budget 2018 will be in favor of 'common man'.

coming back with  Answer to the question that whether the government will present a populist union budget eyeing the 2019 elections PM said, "The common man expects honesty, he expects to get what he deserves. He doesn't demand sops & freebies. It is our myth. I trust the common man of the country."

Though PM said that budget is the possessions of Parliament and falls under the realm of Finance minister, hence he doesn't want to get in the way that.

Prime Minister Modi argued that Indian economy has boomed since the BJP came to power as condemning the Opposition of "spreading lies about (lack of) employment.

"Fiscal Deficit was earlier 4.5 percent or even more, and we have brought it down to 3.5 percent. Current account deficit, in comparison to the GDP, was four percent. Today, we have brought it down to between 1-2 percent. Secondly, we have taken FDI from 30 billion dollars to now more than 62 billion dollars. This is a big jump in itself. This happens when there is trust in economic policies," PM said.