Privatisation, land deals and gimmicks define Kerala Revised Budget, says ex-Minister K. Rajan
Former Kerala Revenue Minister K. Rajan has criticized the state's 2026–27 revised budget, labeling it a move toward privatization and corporate land acquisition. He specifically warned that changes to land laws and the adoption of the PM SHRI scheme threaten the state's welfare-oriented governance model.
Why it matters
The critique reflects ongoing political tensions regarding economic policy, land reform, and the role of the state in public services like education.
Former Kerala Revenue Minister K. Rajan, MLA, has launched a strong attack on the revised 2026–27 State Budget , alleging that “privatisation, land deals and gimmicks” form its core.
The article focuses on the opposition's critique of privatization, reflecting a perspective that prioritizes welfare-state policies.
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