Vemuru: Amidst a fervent welcome from supporters, TDP leader Mr. Nara Chandrababu Naidu assured residents of the Krishna delta region that his party would ensure irrigation water availability for three crops annually. Speaking at the Praja Galam event, Naidu expressed gratitude for the overwhelming response from people across the state, highlighting their commitment to electing alliance partners to both the Assembly and Lok Sabha.
Asserting TDP’s pro-women stance, Naidu criticized Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy for what he perceived as neglect of farmers and infrastructure. He questioned Reddy’s priorities, citing alleged failures in road maintenance juxtaposed with ambitious capital plans.
Naidu took aim at Reddy’s governance, accusing him of symbolic gestures and economic mismanagement. He pledged support for farmers and vowed to repeal contentious land legislation. Additionally, he emphasized the need for job creation, promising a brighter future under his leadership.
In a bid for electoral support, Naidu urged voters to consider the TDP’s track record and the integrity of their candidates. With optimism for the upcoming elections, he envisioned a landslide victory for the NDA alliance, calling upon constituents to secure a substantial mandate in both state and national polls.
