Atmakur: In a resounding declaration at Atmakur in Nellore district, TDP leader Chandrababu Naidu hailed the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) manifesto as a resounding success, contrasting it sharply with what he termed as the failure of the YSRCP’s manifesto. Addressing a massive crowd during the Praja Galam, Naidu urged citizens to unite against what he called ‘thieves’ plundering the state’s resources.
Naidu criticized Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy for failing to outline tangible benefits for the people in his party’s manifesto, emphasizing the crucial nature of the ongoing elections and their potential to shape the state’s future.
“Under the NDA, the state will thrive, but if the YSRCP returns to power, atrocities will continue,” remarked Naidu, highlighting his extensive tour of 54 Praja Galam meetings, where citizens expressed a desire for progress.
He accused Jagan of betraying the Telugu community, citing a lack of employment opportunities and industrial growth during the YSRCP’s tenure. Naidu positioned himself as the harbinger of development, contrasting it with what he described as Jagan’s reputation for brutality.
Naidu’s rallying cry focused on a vision of asset creation and equitable distribution of wealth, contrasting sharply with what he labeled as Jagan’s betrayal and failure to deliver on promises. He urged voters to choose between progress and stagnation, painting himself as the leader capable of steering the state towards prosperity.
