Chief
minister of Andhra Pradesh, Y.S.
jagan Mohan Reddy, accused the
tdp,
bjp, and Jana Sena of working together once more to con the populace. Speaking at a sizable public gathering on behalf of the "Memanta Siddham"
election campaign, he referred to the tripartite coalition as anti-people and encouraged attendees to help the
ysr congress continue to grow by ensuring it wins a landslide of 175
assembly and 25
lok sabha seats.
The
government spent Rs 2.7 lakh crore implementing various welfare schemes to usher in the social and economic empowerment of the poor in Andhra Pradesh, he said, adding that in the last 58 months, they had received due respect for the first time in the country. Meanwhile, the
tdp pursued a policy of plunder, stash, and devour, and is now hatched plots with the Jana Sena and the
bjp to exploit the
people once more.
YSR
congress people's army, he called the
sea of humanity that crowded the public gathering, and
people all across the state are prepared to deliver a lesson to the TDP-led alliance so that an anti-people administration never takes power again.
He asked the public to consider why N.
chandrababu naidu did not carry out similar welfare schemes during his rule, citing a number of programmes including Amma Vodi,
ysr Cheyutha, Aasara, Jagananna
vidya Deevena, Vasathi Deevena, Rythu Bharosa, Kapu Nestham, delivery of monthly social pensions at doorstep, and EBC Nestham.
The
chief minister asked the public to evaluate why Naidu was unable to implement similar reforms after informing them that revolutionary changes had occurred in the last 58 months in the fields of education, medicine,
health, and agriculture. These changes included raising student educational standards, offering preventive
health care through family doctors and
village clinics, and supporting farmers at every turn through RBKs.
He reminded
people of how the
tdp had deceived them by offering to waive loans for self-help groups and farms, jobs for youth, stipends for the unemployed, and three cents of
house sites for the poor. After winning the 2014
election in coalition with the
bjp and Jana Sena and distributing signed
election manifestos, he claimed that the
party had banded together once more to con people.
He said that in addition to enacting numerous welfare programmes and reforms in various industries, the
government is also constructing 17 new medical schools, four seaports, ten fishing harbours, and bringing in investments to put the state on the path of development. He also mentioned the creation of new districts and the proposal of three capitals for decentralised growth.
He informed the populace that, in the fourteen years that he ruled the state,
chandrababu naidu accomplished nothing to alter the past fifty-eight months' worth of work, not even by five percent.