Jagan Urges People To Confine TDP To 23 Seats Again

YSRCP supremo and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy today said that the 2024 election battle was going to be fought between two ideologies - a party which wanted to continue welfare schemes and another that wanted to revoke the schemes; a party that stood by its promises and another that betrayed the people of Andhra Pradesh; a party of Non-Resident Andhra leaders who visited the State once in a while and a party of leaders who stayed in AP and strove for the welfare of the poor.

Addressing a YSRCP Siddham cadre meeting at Rapthadu in Rayalaseema, Reddy said addressing TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu, "Despite being the CM for 14 years, can you show any credible work done in the State, especially for farmers? There is not a single scheme that you implemented for the students in the State. Did you introduce even one health scheme for the poor? You failed to fulfil even 10% of your manifesto promises despite being CM for three terms."

The CM said that Naidu was once again ready to deceive the people of AP with his manifesto in the name of the Super Six schemes. "My YSRCP cadre should visit every household and explain how Naidu failed miserably in fulfilling any of the promises made. We should visit every household and explain to every individual across all communities the benefits extended by the YSRCP government and that they need to vote for the YSRCP for the continuation of all welfare schemes. The time has come for all the farmers, my star campaigners, to come forward and share how the YSRCP government provided benefits like free crop insurance, RBKs and free electricity. To ensure that the elderly, the widows, and the differently-abled get their pensions at their doorsteps on the first of every month without a hassle, you must tell everyone to vote for the YSRCP. If English medium education needs to continue in all government schools, the TDP should be kept out. The Fan should always be inside your homes. The Cycle should be kept outside. The Tea Glass must be thrown into the sink. We should all work to confine the TDP to 23 Assembly seats once again in 2024," he said.

He pointed out that villages in AP were today adorned with Grama Sachivalayams, Rythu Bharosa Kendras and Health Clinics, all of which has been made possible by YSRCP. "Your son Jagan pressed the button 125 times and distributed Rs 2.55 lakh crore through Direct Benefit Transfers (DBTs) in a transparent manner without corruption. I want my cadre to reiterate how YSRCP ensured social justice as 75% of the beneficiaries belong to the BC, SC, ST and minority communities," he claimed.