Although the safe is empty, the NDA government. Naidu says in the AP’s commitment to try to fulfill polls

Nuzvid’s Veena-Maker Sheik Mabu Mabu Saheb showed Veena to Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu in the “Praja Vedika” program at Vadlamanu Village in Agiripalli Mandal on Friday. |Photo source: Gn Rao

Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu asserted that the state’s NDA government had no hesitation and mercilessly implemented the promises made before the election, even if the stocks were empty.

Mr Naidu, who is organizing an open meeting with Jyothirao Phule’s birth anniversary, said he strongly wants to do everything. However, the vault is empty. Borrowing is restricted, making it difficult for the state to raise funds for development. No one came forward to the loan. “Borrow loans can only be borrowed in a reputable situation. You have also experienced this in your personal life. So do I. They have trust and confidence in me. Even you want to. They knew Mr. Naidu was capable. Nevertheless, the state government is still ready to implement the “Super Six” plan to implement the development of AP. These plans are being implemented systematically, one by one. ” he said.

Mr Naidu said the association would not develop if it was not used for development purposes. The former YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) resorted to borrowing money to distribute the money. He said there was a huge corruption in previous YSRCP rules.

The Chief Minister reiterated that the “Thalliki Vandanam” plan will provide financial support to mothers in the next few days. “Every qualified mother receives benefits under the program. Starting from May, the government will provide Rs 20,000 per year, and Rs 14,000 in the state under the PM-Kisan plan and Rs 6,000 in the central government. The payment will be divided into three phases, aiming to support agricultural families and increase farm productivity. ”

Naidu reiterated his commitment to completing the Chintalapudi weightlifting irrigation project, which is crucial for agricultural development in multiple regions.

fertility rate

Mr Naidu raised a key population concern, noting that Andhra Pradesh’s fertility rate has fallen to 1:1.5, and if this trend continues, the state’s population may begin to shrink in 2035. He stressed that the population rate of at least 2.0 needs to be increased to 2.0 to maintain demographic balance and future labor requirements.

Minister of Information and Public Relations Kolusu Parthasarathy and others were present.