Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu made it clear in the Super Six-Super Hit public meeting held in Anantapur that the coalition government is working with the aim of providing good governance to the people as they enjoyed during the Rama Rajya. He made it clear that Rayalaseema is no longer a rocky region. Stating that even the Chief Minister is a common man, he directed all leaders to leave behind their status and slogans and engage with the people like common people.
Speaking at a huge public meeting held in Anantapur under the name of Super 6 – Super Hit, he expressed confidence that the political face of Rayalaseema is changing and that they will win 52 assembly seats out of 52 in the upcoming elections. He recalled that the people of Pulivendula had removed the YSRCP and put it aside because they were shouting “Rappa Rappa”.
The CM also announced that as a Dussehra gift, Rs. 15,000 financial assistance will be provided to auto drivers in the name of Auto Mittra. He lamented that the party offices were closing and opening social media offices and gently urged the alliance MLAs not to be arrogant. He made it more clear about the unity of the alliance in the assembly.
If the present alliance is continued, he is confident that there would be no political opposition in the state and the AP will have a golden future. CM Chandrababu stressed the unity among alliance partners and said “we contested together, we are ruling together and we will continue to rule together”. The CM recalled that the people of Rayalaseema had made their trust true by making the alliance win 45 assembly seats in the last elections.
Stating that the alliance has become stronger in the region after 15 months of rule, he recalled that they have brought water to Rayalaseema by taking water up to Kuppam from Handri Neeva and will make it permanent. He said that the leaders and activists of the 3 parties are developing in a way that they can raise their collars through the assembly.
CM Chandrababu made it clear that they are only the ones working for the future of the people and not the leaders. He asked the leaders and activists of all three parties not to make any mistakes. He said that the activists of all three parties should be united and that they are strong only if they are together.
He concluded that it was the TDP government that brought medical colleges to the state. He said that out of 17 colleges, only one college has been completed. He challenged that he is ready to discuss medical colleges if he comes to the assembly. He called for congratulating Prime Minister Modi for taking a good decision like reducing taxes.
The Chief Minister made it clear that the promises made in the elections will be fulfilled no matter how difficult it is. He was angry that the state has been destroyed with corruption, irregularities, debts and false cases. He expressed anger that 93 schemes have been stopped by driving away investments and preventing industries from coming.
