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News18
7 days ago
- Politics
- News18
YSRCP MLC slams TDP Govt over law and order, education system in Andhra Pradesh
Nellore (Andhra Pradesh) [India], August 6 (ANI): YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) MLC Chandrasekhar Reddy on Wednesday criticised the TDP government in Andhra Pradesh, alleging a complete failure of law and order in the state. He claimed that people are now afraid to step outside due to the prevailing situation. Reddy alleged that Scheduled Caste (SC) loans are being sanctioned only to TDP sympathisers, highlighting a potential misuse of power and discrimination against those not affiliated with the ruling MLC claimed that admissions to Nellore's VR High School were granted only to those recommended by TDP leaders, and students from areas where Municipal Administration and Urban Development (MAUD) Minister Ponguru Narayana received more votes were given preference. This alleged bias has raised concerns about the fairness and transparency of the education pointed out that VR High School lacks sufficient teachers to accommodate the 1,063 students admitted, which could compromise the quality of to ANI, Chandrasekhar Reddy said, 'There is a complete failure of law and order in the state. People are now afraid to even step outside. SC loans are being sanctioned only to TDP sympathisers. Admissions to Nellore's VR High School were given only to those recommended by TDP leaders. We have never seen such a situation before. Admissions were granted in VR High School only to people from areas where Minister Narayana received more votes, and only to those who voted for the TDP…There are not enough teachers in VR High School to accommodate the 1,063 students admitted. Minister Narayana is destroying the education system."Earlier, Former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister and YSRCP President YS Jagan Mohan Reddy slammed Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu for 'once again betraying" farmers by dismantling the Rythu Bharosa scheme and going back on his pre-election said Chandrababu's track record of making grand promises before elections, distributing fake guarantee bonds, and later abandoning them after gaining power has been exposed yet again through the failure of the Super-6 and Super-7 to the social media platform X, Jagan Reddy said that by his admission, Chandrababu has made it clear that farmers have no guarantee of support as long as he remains in power. He recalled that despite inheriting an empty treasury in 2019, his government launched the Rythu Bharosa scheme within four months and implemented it without interruption for five consecutive YSRCP government provided Rs 13,500 per farmer annually, exceeding the Rs 12,500 promised in the manifesto, and disbursed a record Rs 34,288 crore in investment said that in contrast, Chandrababu had promised Rs 20,000 per farmer per year under the 'Annadata Sukhibhava" scheme, excluding the Centre's Rs 6,000.'Over two years, farmers were entitled to Rs 40,000 each, but only Rs 5,000 has been given so far, with no clarity on how many even received it. Even two months into the Kharif season, not a single rupee of investment aid has been released, forcing farmers into private debt and moneylenders' hands," the YSRCP chief said. (ANI)
The Hindu
20-07-2025
- Politics
- The Hindu
Door-to-door campaign: TDP reaches out to over 50 lakh families in 18 days
The Telugu Desam Party (TDP) has created a record of sorts by reaching out to 50 lakh families in just 18 days as part of its door-to-door campaign on the coalition government's achievements in the last one year, during which the party cadres are also gathering public feedback on the performance of the ruling parties. Swarna Andhra Pradesh-2047 Vision and Super-6 schemes are being highlighted by the TDP leaders and grassroots cadre. They are also finding out what more the people are expecting from the government. The campaign titled 'Suparipalana Lo Tholi Adugu' (the first step in good governance) was launched by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu in Kuppam on July 2, and IT Minister Nara Lokesh in Mangalagiri. The TDP cadres are explaining to people about the government's welfare and development initiatives, so that those eligible for various schemes can avail of the benefits, a release issued by the TDP said. The campaign aims to inform citizens about major welfare schemes such as pensions, recruitment of teachers, Thalliki Vandhanam, Anna Canteens, and Deepam-2, create awareness about investments being mobilised and jobs being provided through various projects in the State. The TDP leaders are distributing pamphlets customised for the three regions of Uttarandhra, the other coastal districts and Rayalaseema. These leaflets contain details of the region-specific development programmes, making it easy for the people to understand the progress being achieved. Mr. Lokesh is monitoring the campaign by keeping in touch with the people's representatives, leaders and workers. The campaign is structured in such a way that the Ministers can cover up to 85 constituencies. The houses covered by each worker are being tracked and updated daily on a central dashboard.
India Gazette
04-06-2025
- General
- India Gazette
YSRCP organises rallies to mark 'Betrayal Day', protests against CM Chandrababu Naidu
East Godavari (Andhra Pradesh) [India], June 4 (ANI): YSR Congress Party, led by YS Jaganmohan Reddy, organised a rally in Rajamahendravaram Rural, East Godavari, on the occasion of 'Betrayal Day', to mark the first anniversary of the TDP-led government. YSRCP East Godavari District President and Former Minister Chelluboyina Venugopala Krishna led the rally. Following the rally, the former minister submitted a representation to the District Collector. A large number of party leaders, workers, and supporters actively participated in the rally, which was organised to protest against the N Chandrababu Naidu government. YSRCP shared posts on X, showing visuals from protests marking 'Betrayal Day' held in multiple locations. The rally in Rajampet was led by Meda Raghunath Reddy. MPs Mithun Reddy and Maddila Gurumoorthy participated in the rally in Sarvepalli constituency, and Chandragiri constituency in-charge Chevireddy Mohith Reddy organised a huge rally in Chandragiri constituency. According to an X post by YSRCP, after the rally, MP Gurumoorthy said that the coalition government came to power by making false promises to the people, and it is ridiculous for the coalition leaders to say that today is a festival day for the people. The MP said that people think that this is not a government that celebrates festivals, but a government of pure violence. He said that the false promises given by the coalition will burn the coalition government like fire in the coming days. He warned that YSRCP workers and leaders are being harassed with illegal cases to divert people's attention from election promises, and there is no point in being afraid of such wildfires. He said on this occasion that more such protest programs will be organised against the failures of the government in the future. Sharing a video on '1 year of CBN Back Stabbing', YSRCP wrote on X, 'Super-6 turned out to be a golden duck. AP people won't forget this betrayal.' Meanwhile, Naidu-led TDP is celebrating the day as 'Praja Teerpu Dinam' (People's Victory Day). (ANI)
Time of India
04-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
‘Amaravati relaunch a landmark moment'
Vijayawada: Chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu said the grand relaunch of the Amaravati capital works programme was a resounding success, drawing global attention to Andhra Pradesh's ambitious vision for its capital city. He described the event, attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi , as surpassing all previous gatherings in the state, thanks to meticulous planning. Speaking via teleconference with party leaders and workers, Naidu emphasised the government's commitment to restoring Amaravati's past glory. "This programme has turned the eyes of the nation and the world toward Amaravati," he said, adding that the capital represents the self-respect of Andhra Pradesh's 50 million residents. He highlighted Modi's address, in which the PM underscored Amaravati's potential to become a cornerstone of Viksit Bharat 2047 , India's vision for national development by 2047. Naidu assured that construction in Amaravati will now move forward without hurdles. He reiterated his vision of Amaravati as a global city that would create opportunities and jobs for the state's youth. The CM also noted recent strides in infrastructure and industry: the revival of the Visakhapatnam Steel Plant with 11,400 crore in central support, the long-pending railway zone in North Andhra, and fresh funding for the Polavaram project, now targeted for completion by 2027. Economic development, he said, remains a top priority. New investments include BPCL and ArcelorMittal facilities, green energy plants in Srikakulam, and industrial parks in Orvakal and Kopparthy. The proposed Lepakshi–Kopparthy corridor and MSME parks across all constituencies aim to further boost local economies. "We've already launched MSME parks in 11 constituencies, and soon, every constituency will have one," he said. Naidu reiterated the government's commitment to its Super-6 promises while addressing both financial and non-financial challenges. He also promised to fill all nominated posts before the party's annual Mahanadu conclave. Taking aim at the opposition, Naidu asked party workers to counter "baseless criticisms" from the YSRCP and to prepare for the Mahanadu, scheduled to be held in Kadapa from May 27–29, following record-high membership registrations.
