Stating that there are many opportunities in every crisis, Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu said that creating opportunities in a crisis is leadership, and public awareness is the salvation of democracy. Speaking at the two-day collectors conference started on Wednesday, he said that results do not come immediately after making efforts, but only if you keep trying.
He recalled that an MOU has been signed for the establishment of Google in Visakha, and the path for the establishment of Google has been paved with the efforts of Minister Lokesh. He expressed hope that there will be greater development in Visakhapatnam with the Google MOU and it will become a game changer.
CM Chandrababu said that hard work is not important, but smart work is needed. Stating that a vote will save the country he cautioned that if there is no democracy, dictatorship will come. He said that reconstruction is underway in AP after the destructive rule, and the main purpose of this meeting is to inform the collectors about the government’s vision and direction.
He said that when it is destroyed and rebuilt, hard work will be needed. He said that Google has made an agreement with RTGS, and that the agreement will be very good. Chandrababu commented that they have realized where the ganja is in the Visakhapatnam agency area, and that they will be able to detect it through Google satellite and send drones to destroy it.
CM Chandrababu recalled that in the past, salaries were not received on one date, but now salaries and pensions are being paid on one date. He said that many mistakes were made in the past, that he was angry and resentful. But he should move forward without haste. Chandrababu deplored that the state brand has been damaged in the past five years, trust has been lost. He said the Land Grabbing Act has been brought, whoever grabbed the land should prove it.
He said that the capital of AP Amaravati has been set, the center has given Rs. 15,000 crores, and Rs. 16,000 crores are being brought from outside. He said that Rs. 31,000 crores have been mobilized for Amaravati, and finally, he wants Rs. 50,000 crore for the first phase.
