Accusing that no justice has been done to any government employee in the last five years, former chief minister and TDP chief N Chandrababu Naidu lamented that Chief MInister Jaganmohan Reddy has become like a monster in their lap.
He recalled how Jagan cheated government employees on Contributory Pension Scheme (CPSA); he promised a special policy after the TDP alliance came to power. He assured that justice will be done to the employees during his tenure. He also assured timely PRC and pensions.
As part of his state-wide election campaign, Naidu addressed a massive public meeting in Nandikotkur of Nandyala district. Ridiculing CM Jagan’s claim of creating government jobs, the TDP chief said that if his government had created lakhs of IT jobs for our youth, Jagan would have given only volunteer jobs to about 5,000 youth. When the unemployed ask about jobs, he shows fishmarts, he added.
When the TDP comes to power, he assured that it will take the responsibility of conducting a census to facilitate the skill development of the youth and provide them with training and employment in the field of their choice. Soon after coming to power, he said Mega DSC will be signed and 4 lakh jobs will be provided annually.
He asserted that the coalition government should come to the state to get jobs for the youth. He said there is no other CM in the country except CM Jagan who has not gone to the secretariat for five years and has not held a single press conference in five years. He alleged that the Jagan government is trying to steal people’s properties by bringing the Land Titling Act.
Naidu deplored that during Jagan’s regime our youth are being made addicted to cannabis by turning drugs into a state. Has even a single farmer’s life in the state improved in these five years? Have people’s living standards improved? Has any category improved?, he asked.
Chandrababu said that Jagan has destroyed agriculture. He called Jagan a robber and he appealed that people should not vote for the person who killed his own uncle and filed a case against his younger sister.
