Bukkaraya Samudram: In a fiery address at a massive Praja Galam rally in BukkarayaSamudram, former Chief Minister and TDP supremo Mr. Nara Chandrababu Naidu declared an imminent political transformation in Singanamala, asserting a tidal wave of electoral change on May 13th.
Addressing the fervent crowd, Naidu expressed confidence in an overwhelming victory for the TDP-led coalition, predicting the downfall of the incumbent YSRCP government. He highlighted the symbolism of Kia Motors’ establishment in Anantapur district as a testament to TDP’s developmental legacy, contrasting it with alleged failures under Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy’s leadership.
Accusing the ruling regime of neglecting Dalit communities and perpetuating falsehoods regarding the murder of his paternal uncle, YS Vivekananda Reddy, Naidu rallied support against what he termed the “destructive agenda” of the current administration.
Emphasizing the fertile potential of Anantapur’s lands and promising comprehensive irrigation solutions, Naidu rallied the youth to shape their future by voting for change. He projected a landslide victory for the NDA coalition, promising widespread employment opportunities and industrial growth under their governance.
Highlighting issues such as rising fuel prices and the proliferation of illicit substances, Naidu urged voters to reflect on the state’s stagnation under the current administration and rally behind the TDP’s vision for progress.
With just 46 days until the elections, Naidu called for unity in ousting what he labeled as a “detrimental regime” and pledged swift action upon assuming power, particularly focusing on the neglected regions like Rayalaseema.
