The Chandrababu Naidu-led coalition government, which promised to provide two cents of land for the homes of the poor, fulfilled that promise for the first time in the state of Nellore. After the government released the GO, two cents of land was granted to 126 poor people in Nellore for the first time.
Minister for Municipal Administration Dr P. Narayana distributed the relevant pattas. Two cents of land was provided to 126 poor people who lost their land in the expansion of the national highway and pattas were distributed.
On this occasion, Minister Narayana announced that basic facilities would be provided in all municipal schools. He said that it was pointless for YSRCP leaders to criticize the budget. He said that the budget was prepared with the aim of state development and public welfare.
He said that the Super Six schemes are being implemented one by one and arrangements are being made to pay for the ‘Thalliki Vandanam’ scheme in May. The minister announced that the problems of TIDCO houses will be resolved soon.
Similarly, the minister laid the foundation stone for the construction of a school boundary wall and the provision of play equipment in Bhagat Singh Colony in the city. The minister, who went to Bhagat Singh Colony to distribute pensions on Saturday, came to know about the problems of the school and the next day issued orders for the installation of fencing and play equipment.
“On the one hand, we have introduced a good budget that is in favor of the poor and on the other hand, what should be done to get jobs for the youth, so that the farmer does not face any problems”, he said.
He lamented that some YSRCP leaders are spreading doubts on the government’s commitment to keep up its promises to the people. Even if they borrow Rs. 10 lakh crores and empty the treasury, he recalled how they are giving a pension of Rs. 4,000.
“We are giving Rs. 6,000 rupees to the disabled. We are giving three cylinders to women. The government did all this as soon as it came. Now, we will give `Thalliki Vandanam’ to as many children as there are before May,” he added.
