Amaravati: Union Civil Aviation Minister Rammohan Naidu has accused YSRCP of distorting public opinion in the upcoming Andhra Pradesh elections. Despite being limited to 11 seats, the party continues to exert influence, he noted. Naidu announced that revenue conferences will be held from September 1 to reassure the public that the government supports them. He emphasized that industrialists are showing renewed interest in investing in the state since Chandrababu Naidu’s return as Chief Minister.
Highlighting the positive impact of Chandrababu’s leadership, Minister Naidu stated that Andhra Pradesh’s image is improving at the national level. He also mentioned that the Praja Darbar initiative, designed to maintain close ties between leaders and the public, is yielding positive results by addressing public grievances directly with relevant officials. He affirmed that the coalition government is already fulfilling many promises and solving issues within days of taking office.
Regarding the recent helicopter accident, Naidu assured that a thorough investigation is underway and will comment further once the report is received. He mentioned that the aviation department has a dedicated agency to investigate air crashes.
