Initiating the debate on budget for 2013-14 presented by Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh in the house on March 14, Dhumal said that the revenue department in violation of section 118 of Tenancy and Land Reforms Act had allowed land on lease to Tibetan refugees for a period of 50 years in the previous tenure of Singh as CM.
Condemning the cancellation of land leased out to Ramdev at Sadhupul at prevailing market price, Dhumal termed it was not in the interest of the state.
"The government was free to order any inquiry if any rule or law had been violated," he said.
Dhumal alleged that the actual allocation for various sectors have been reduced in the Rs 21,768 crore budget for 2013-14 which was marginally higher by Rs 1,523 crore (seven per cent) as compare to last year's budget and not sufficient even to neutralise the inflation.
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He said that outlay of Rs 4,100 crore for annual plan for 2013-14 was the projected figure given in the budget while the planning was yet to finalise the annual plan.
The government claimed 33 per cent of the budget has been earmarked for the social welfare but it has not been increased if compared to previous year, he said.