Anantapur: Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy, during a dynamic campaign event in Tadipatri, Anantapur district, reiterated the YSRCP’s commitment to fulfilling manifesto promises, likening it to a sacred scripture. Amidst fervent supporters, he pledged the establishment of an Agriculture College in Tadipatri post-elections, emphasizing the transformative impact of ongoing welfare schemes on the lives of the underprivileged.
Jagan stressed the significance of the upcoming elections, framing them as pivotal for sustaining welfare initiatives over the next five years. He cautioned voters against the opposition, alleging that the TDP’s promises were impractical and aimed at exploiting the poor.
Critiquing TDP Chief Chandrababu Naidu’s track record, Jagan accused him of perpetuating falsehoods to deceive the public. He highlighted the YSRCP’s achievements, including job creation, educational reforms, and support for marginalized communities.
Jagan urged voters to consider the opposition’s legacy of governance and contrast it with the YSRCP’s achievements, emphasizing the need for sustained commitment to fulfill the aspirations of Andhra Pradesh’s citizens.
