Rajasthan Budget 2026: CM Bhajanlal Sharma completes 72% manifesto promises in just 2 years, highlights farmers, education & economic growth.
Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma presented the highlights of the Rajasthan Budget 2026, emphasizing that although the government had set a 5-year plan, over 72% of the promises were fulfilled in just 2 years. Addressing the Assembly and the media, CM Sharma also criticized the opposition for making baseless claims.
Achievements in 2 Years
Before coming to power, the government had announced 392 commitments in its 2023 manifesto, intended to be completed over 5 years. However, CM Bhajanlal Sharma stated that 282 of these promises, over 72%, have already been implemented. Additionally, from the previous 2024-25 budget’s 1,277 announcements, 1,188 (93%) have been successfully executed at the ground level.
Rajasthan Budget 2026-27 Overview
The CM revealed that the Rajasthan Budget 2026-27 amounts to ₹6,10,956 crore, a 41% increase compared to the 2023-24 budget. He stated that the state is working towards becoming a $4.3 trillion economy by 2047. Efficient financial management has significantly improved the state’s economy, with the projected GSDP for 2026-27 expected to reach ₹21,52,100 crore, a 41% increase from 2023-24. The per capita income is estimated to reach ₹2,02,349, marking a 21.15% increase.
Key Rajasthan Budget Provisions
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VVG Ram Ji Yojana: ₹4,000 crore allocated.
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Kisan Samman Nidhi: Over 76 lakh farmers to receive ₹10,900 crore via DBT.
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Education Expansion: ₹69,000 crore allocated to enhance educational facilities.
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CM Rise Schools: ₹100 crore provisioned to upgrade 400 schools under the CM Rise School scheme.
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Salary Revisions: A high-level committee formed to review and recommend comparative analysis of salary demands.
Addressing Opposition Criticism
CM Sharma refuted Congress allegations regarding Yamuna water DPR and refinery issues, stating that some projects require time for implementation. “We are continuously working on the Yamuna water initiatives. Those who previously ruled the state have no right to question us—they achieved nothing during their tenure,” he added.
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