Priority will be given to welfare of TDP workers, says Naidu
Telugu Desam Party national president and Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu has assured the party cadre that he will henceforth give extra priority to the welfare of party workers and cadre, as he has neglected them till now due to his dedication to the State. But from now on, it will not be repeated and the party cadre will be given top priority. There is a family bond between the party and the cadre, they are the backbone of the party in all aspects, he added.
He was in the city on Monday to review the arrangements for Yogandhra-2025, the International Yoga Day celebration to be held in Visakhapatnam on the call of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
After reviewing the arrangements and giving guidance to the officials, Mr. Naidu participated in a party cadre meeting with participants from north coastal Andhra Pradesh held at the V-Conventions, PM Palem, here on Monday evening.
Addressing them, Mr. Naidu said that the government has taken up 750 projects and welfare programmes in the last one year since the formation of the coalition government. The cadre should come forward to explain this achievement (one year succes) to the people in a way that will give strength to the party and the government. He said that every party cadre should go to the people and be proud of the TDP candidate in their village, mandal and Assembly constituency.
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