GST TDS on Provisions made

Should GST TDS be deducted on the Provisions made in the books as on 31st March?
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Quick Summary
This discussion explores whether Goods and Services Tax (GST) Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) should be applied to provisions made in accounting books, particularly as of 31st March. The general consensus is that GST TDS is deducted at the time of payment for the supply of goods or services, not on the mere creation of a provision or liability. This includes provisions for expenses and liabilities to suppliers.

No!! TDS is deducted by the government departments while making the payment on supply of good or service or both.
PSUs have also been notified to deduct GST-TDS. Are they required to deduct GST TDS on the Provisions made in the books as on 31st March?
What to you mean by provision made of books
We have to make provison for expenses and create liability towards payments to supplier. Are we supposed to deduct GST TDS on this provisonal liability?

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