TDP supremo N Chandrababu Naidu lamented that Chief MInister YS Jaganmohan Reddy said that Jagan has left no system in the state without demolition, starting with the demolition of the Praja Vedika.
He criticized that everything Jagan does is destruction.
Addressing Prajagalam public meetings in Jaggampeta of Kakinada district, he deplored that YCP has been creating havoc in the state and harassing TDP leaders with false cases. He expressed concern that widespread sales of inferior liquor were damaging people’s health.
Naidu said that during his four decades of people’s life he did not come across such a destructive leader anywhere. He alleged that in the present government both agriculture and education departments are practically not working at all.
Because of YS Jagan’s anarchy rule, he said he have lost development of Amaravati as capital and also our life-line project Polavaram. “Those who insult judges and those who have CBI cases are being paraded aside. People should watch his behavior”, he said.
The former chief minister accused that the state has been robbed of everything and Jagan is crazy about money. Stating that he will do anything for money, he said that is why inferior liquor was brought under the name of Jay brand. Why avoid online payments at liquor shops, he asked.
Stating that during this government period electricity charges were hiked as many as nine times, Naidu recalled that during the TDP regime of five years electricity charges were not increased.
Chandrababu said that Super 6 promises made by TDP will be a boon to women and weaker sections of the society. He said that every woman will be given Rs.1500 under the girl child fund. “We will give Rs.15,000 per child if there are any number of children studying under Vandanam. We give 3 free gas cylinders per year. Free travel facility will be provided to women in RTC buses”, he added.
Moreover, the former chief minister said that unemployed will be provided an allowance of Rs 3000 per month. He said providing employment will be his top priority and as many as 20 lakh jobs will be provided during the next five years of term.