lucknow the budget session of the uttar pradesh assembly begins tuesday with presentation of the bjp governments first annual budget even as opposition parties gear up to corner chief minister yogi adityanath on the law and order front and other issuesthe session which will conclude on july 28 is likely to witness fireworks with opposition congress planning to raise the issue of crime and farmers problemsfrom agra to kushinagar farmers have committed suicide due to loan burden but the state government has failed to come out with a clear policy of loan waiver congress legislature party leader ajay pratap lallu told pti herewe will also raise the issue of deteriorating law and order he saidin a similar vein samajwadi party spokesman rajendra chaudhary said his party will vociferously raise the issue of rising crime graph across the state besides burning issues facing the poor especially farmersboth the congress and the sp have decided to highlight the objections raised by traders against the gst regime noting the tax on some of the items will be fatal for small and medium enterprisesthe bsp too will seek to pillory the government on a host of issues especially on the law and order front a senior party leader saidaccording to the schedule approved by speaker hridaynath dixit the session will have 14 sittings separate days have been earmarked for discussion on the 201718 budget and the budgetary provisions for departments before passagethe previous akhilesh yadav government had in december last year presented a vote on account for the period ending july 31 this yearother than the budget the house will transact some legislative business as wellthe bjp and its allies have a massive strength of 325 in the 403member house while the opposition has only 74 mlasthe very first session of uttar pradesh assembly after the bjp stormed to power in march had witnessed ruckus by opposition parties which protested with placards and threw papers balls at governor ram naik over the law and order situation in the statethe assembly was last in session in may during which the state gst goods and services tax bill was passed unanimouslythe 201718 budget is expected to include measures to mop up additional resources to offload rs 36000 crore meant for crop loan waiver to benefit nearly 86 lakh small and marginal farmers and rs 34000 crore required to meet expenses for implementation of the seventh pay panels recommendations and some other major commitments made in its election manifestothis is for the first time that the state government will need such a big amount of additional funds in a financial yearthe states total indebtedness is estimated to have increased from rs 22512359 crore in 201213 to rs 37504945 crore as on march 31 this year according to official dataadditional borrowings might make funding for development projects more difficult as the state government spends about half of its revenue receipts on payment of salaries pension and debt servicesthe expenditure on payment of salaries pension and debt services is