The people of UP were once again given the “nectar of dreams”…Shivpal Yadav’s target on the budget of Yogi government.

By Sandy Verma On Feb 12, 2026

Lucknow. The Yogi government of Uttar Pradesh has presented the biggest budget till date of Rs 9 lakh 12 thousand 696 crore 35 lakh for the financial year 2026-27. This budget is Rs 1 lakh crore more than previous years. Opposition party leaders are continuously raising questions on this budget of Yogi government. SP leader Shivpal Yadav, while criticizing the government on the budget, said that the degrees of the unemployed are in the cupboard and the government’s data is smiling in the files.

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Shivpal Yadav wrote on social media Now ‘budget of phrases’ will not work. Along with this, he wrote in another post, Congratulations on the ‘paper’ budget of Uttar Pradesh!
The people of UP have once again been given the “nectar of dreams”. Development is running only in advertisements and potholes on the roads of reality are still waiting to be counted. The degrees of the unemployed are in the cupboard and the government’s data is smiling in the files.

Happy ‘paper’ budget of Uttar Pradesh!
The people of UP have once again been given the “nectar of dreams”. Development is running only in advertisements and potholes on the roads of reality are still waiting to be counted. The degrees of the unemployed are in the cupboard and the government’s data is lying in the files.
— Shivpal Singh Yadav (@shivpalsinghyad) February 11, 2026

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Along with this it was written, there is amazing magic, there is a lot of data, but there is still chaos in the plate of the poor. The cultivation of words flourished, the papers became green, when you ask for a job they say – ‘Why are you not self-reliant?’ Inflation has spread its wings and is touching the sky, but the government is saying – ‘All is well, farmers are happy!’ This is not a budget, it is just a preparation for another ‘event’, the public knows now whose turn it is to go.