SHIMLA: Chief minister (CM) Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, on Wednesday, said that he will meet Union ministers on December 28 and discuss pressing issues concerning Himachal, including declining GST compensation, revenue deficit grants (RDG) and the state's loan limit.
Sukhu, while departing for Bengaluru to attend the Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting, said, "I am going to Bengaluru to participate in the CWC meeting. Following this, I will meet with Union ministers and government representatives to discuss federal issues concerning Himachal Pradesh. If appointments are arranged, I also plan to attend the pre-budget meeting in January and raise issues related to our state."
He highlighted critical concerns, including revenue and financial challenges faced by the state.
Sukhu said that the Centre has reduced the state's borrowing limit. Revenue Deficit Grant (RDG) is also continuously decreasing, he said, adding that the loan against NPS has also been stopped.
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