Union Budget 2025-26: Public Outrage Against Taxation

As the Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman prepares to present the Union Budget 2025-26, various stakeholders, including common citizens, industry leaders, and policymakers, have high expectations from the government.

With India striving for sustained economic growth amidst global challenges, the Budget is anticipated to address key issues such as taxation, inflation, job creation, and social welfare.

Here’s what people think:

nobody has any hope
— Abhishek (@abhishekkm09) January 31, 2025

Particularly on the cars if the taxes are not too high no’ of cars will go high where we don’t have sufficient infrastructure to manage the traffic. Still I don’t like this high taxes. But just a thought .

With all this high taxes paid for the cars nothing changed on the…
— ecstasy – Engineering world (@arjunmtwt) January 31, 2025

So what
After all you are getting facilities like Somalia too
— me 🌱 (@vikas_turan) January 31, 2025

One needs to pay to live in this country !!
The air you breathe, the water you use, the soil you use ??
The infrastructure you use.

The car is not stationery. It is a moving space which needs more space to run or park !!

It does not run on your tax only !!
— Dr Alok Gupta MD, FIAP, Jaipur (@docalok) January 31, 2025

Do you think I will get some relief?

Every person is paying so much tax in the country, Paying directly or indirectly…

then where is the money going?
— JUSTMYTHOUGHTS (@Kachhua_Trader) January 31, 2025

It's like I am not just driving a car ,
It's like I am driving an entire Tax system 😀
— BlueGreen Planet (@De_le_Vega) January 31, 2025

Wait let me complete your stupidity

With remaining salary you purchased grocery and paid 5-12% GST
You paid for petrol and toll on that car: again some taxes

Etc etc

Now you are left with hardly 4-5 lacs and govt take away all you salary

Kuch naya batao. Ye bakchodi bahut…
— Ashish Dixit (@dixashi) February 1, 2025

Union Budget 2025-26: Public Outrage Against Taxation

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