Chandrababu Naidu Reviews 125 Days of TDP Governance, Sets Future Goals

Today, party national president and Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu convened a meeting at the TDP central office in Mangalagiri. The meeting included TDP MLAs, MPs, MLCs, in-charges, and key leaders. During the meeting, he urged the leaders to review the accomplishments from their 125 days of governance. He also provided guidance on various topics and emphasized the need to focus on future initiatives.

YSRCP’s Decline:

Chandrababu attributed YSRCP’s drop from 151 to 11 seats to their alleged misconduct, including intimidation and engaging in unlawful activities. He stated that the TDP stood strong against these actions while supporting the public. This support contributed to their remarkable victory with a 93% strike rate.

Governance Without Vendettas:

Chandrababu emphasized that his government would not engage in vendettas, but it will hold accountable those who commit wrongdoings. He emphasized that the TDP would not resort to the vindictive politics practiced by the previous government.

Job-First Policy for Development:

The Chief Minister highlighted the “Job-First” policy. Under this policy, employers who create more than 10% additional jobs will receive extra incentives. He introduced six key policies in areas such as industrial development, MSMEs, food processing, electronics, and green energy. These policies aim to position Andhra Pradesh as a leader in the country.

Ratan Tata Innovation Hub:

Chandrababu announced the establishment of the Ratan Tata Innovation Hub headquarters in Amaravati. He also announced five innovation hubs across various zones in the state. The aim is to foster entrepreneurship, drawing inspiration from Ratan Tata’s vision. Additionally, each constituency will develop industrial parks, and farmers will become stakeholders in these initiatives.

Commendation of Prime Minister Modi:

Chandrababu lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his dedication and discipline, citing his leadership as a role model. He encouraged party members to learn from Modi’s perseverance and success in serving three terms as Prime Minister.

Fulfillment of Manifesto Promises:

The Chief Minister reviewed the implementation of election manifesto promises. This review included the cancellation of the garbage tax and the revocation of G.O. 217 affecting fishermen, and the establishment of a corporation for goldsmiths. He also highlighted several welfare schemes benefiting archakas, barbers, and weavers.

Amaravati to Remain the Capital:

Chandrababu reiterated that Amaravati will remain the sole capital of Andhra Pradesh. He also stated that Visakhapatnam will serve as the economic capital. Additionally, he mentioned that officials will establish a high court bench in Kurnool. He further announced plans for river linking projects and industrial park developments across the state.

Free Gas Cylinders Scheme:

The Chief Minister announced the launch of a free gas cylinder scheme, set to begin during Diwali. He urged party members to communicate the achievements of the NDA alliance. Additionally, he emphasized the importance of working towards solving public issues to gain support in future elections.