Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu expressed his anger, saying that the YSRCP is acting in a conspiratorial manner to prevent investments in the coalition government. During the cabinet meeting on Wednesday, Finance Minister Payyavula Keshav mentioned this issue and said that emails were sent to prevent investments in bonds issued by APMDC.
He brought these false emails to the attention of CM Chandrababu stating that they were sent to 200 domestic and foreign companies. Payyavula showed evidence to the Chief Minister that the YSRCP itself had sent these emails through a sympathizer of their party.
Similarly, the other ministers informed the CM that false complaints were made to prevent funds from being received by Amaravati and that these emails should also be considered seriously. In response to this, Chandrababu expressed his anger over sending these emails to various organizations that would damage the government’s brand.
Expressing his anger over the YSRCP preventing investments from being received by the state, Chandrababu announced that an investigation would be conducted into the YSRCP’s conspiracies. He criticized the YSRCP for implementing conspiracies to blame its opponents for its mistakes. He accused them of having a habit of blocking funds from coming in behind the scenes.
He accused them of spreading misinformation about not providing schemes. Similarly, Chandrababu accused Jaganmohan Reddy of inciting farmers not to give land to Indosol. On the other hand, he was angry that he was writing in his own media that industries were moving. The Chief Minister advised the ministers to effectively thwart Jagan’s conspiracies.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu’s comments during the state cabinet meeting that none of the ministers were working satisfactorily are causing a stir among the AP ministers. He expressed deep dissatisfaction as to why they did not respond immediately after a woman MLA was humiliated so much by YSRCP leaders?
He advised every minister to be alert to the developments taking place in the state. Stating that the prices of essential commodities have been reduced significantly in the past year, Chandrababu Naidu appreciated that the cabinet sub-committee has worked hard to reduce the prices of essential commodities and benefit the people.
He expressed dissatisfaction with the ministers, saying that they have failed to take this good news to the people. He himself read out the details of the reduction in the prices of essential commodities and how much they have reduced in the cabinet meeting.
