Central government regretting allocating a lot of money to Bihar and Andhra Pradesh?

In the latest budget, the central government has given a large portion of funds to two parties ruling Bihar and Andhra Pradesh, according to sources. Other parties and BJP-led states feel that the central government did this just to stay in power and didn't care about their states, as per the sources. This has caused a lot of tension in society and even within the BJP, according to sources. With elections coming up in Maharashtra, Jharkhand, and Haryana in three months, the BJP leaders have been told about the public's concerns, sources say. If these concerns aren't addressed soon, the election results might not go in the BJP's favour, according to sources. Maharashtra is really important for the party and they can't afford to lose it. That's why the Prime Minister has asked all the Members of Parliament from Maharashtra to tell the public that the central government has approved a Rs 75,000 crore project for the Vadhawan port, which will be the tenth-largest port in the world once it's done. The party leaders hope that this message will be received well and that the people of Maharashtra will vote for the BJP. This move shows that the leadership is very concerned about the negative messages related to the large funds given to the two states and is taking steps to fix the damage, according to sources.