Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu told MPs that there should be a discussion on political leaders who are involved in crimes in Parliament. In the context of the Parliament sessions starting from the 21st of this month, the TDP Parliamentary Party meeting was held at the camp office in Undavalli under his chairmanship. He directed the MPs on the strategy to be followed for the interests of the state.
Issues like funds to be received from the center for the state and the resolution of pending projects were discussed. Chandrababu advised the party leaders to expose the way those who have done wrong are giving morals in the public sphere. He was furious that the one who controlled the institutions by holding power is now reciting Vedas on laws.
Issues like delay in sanctioning loans through various central schemes and YSRCP’s vulgar campaign on social media against women public representatives were discussed. CM Chandrababu said that the MPs should improve their behavior as they play a key role in the Centre. He said that the MPs should speak better with the state issues as the main agenda.
He made it clear that it is the responsibility of the MPs to explain the progress of the state at the national level. After the meeting, TDP Parliamentary Party Leader Lavu Srikrishna Devarayalu told the media that the CM had directed the Centre to provide better subsidies and concessions to the farmers of commercial crops.
He revealed that they had decided to seek the Centre on issues related to the development of the capital along with the Amaravati Quantum Valley. Lavu Srikrishna said that the issue of legalizing the issue of Amaravati as the sole capital of the state is within the purview of the Union Home Ministry.
He said that there is a possibility of clarity on this by the end of this Parliament session. He explained that the CM had instructed the state to take steps to ensure that as many Bharat Gaurav trains as possible are provided to it. He revealed that the Centre will also be sought on pending issues of the Jaljeevan Mission.
The Chief Minister has instructed the state to focus on big issues as well as small issues and get what is due from the Centre. He said that the CM has given directions on the achievements achieved from the Centre in the past year as well as what needs to be achieved in the next four years.