RBI Governor asks political parties to pass key economic bills
December 11, 2013 12:59
Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan today exhorted political parties not to postpone passage of key economic bills because it may become challenging to get them approved after the 2014 general elections.
"A stable government post-elections cannot be taken for granted...it would be dangerous for parties to postpone necessary legislations with the idea of passing the legislation post-election. Post-election politics may become even more challenging for whoever assumes power," he said.
Rajan spoke at the Delhi Economic Conclave 2013 on 'The Agenda for the Next Five Years' here.
"A stable government post-elections cannot be taken for granted...it would be dangerous for parties to postpone necessary legislations with the idea of passing the legislation post-election. Post-election politics may become even more challenging for whoever assumes power," he said.
Rajan spoke at the Delhi Economic Conclave 2013 on 'The Agenda for the Next Five Years' here.
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