Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu is preparing to bring the P4 Public Private People Partnership (PPPP) system, where people will also get the opportunity to invest directly in government projects, from Telugu New Year Ugadi- March 30.
In AP, many projects, roads being constructed in the state, irrigation projects, and some development works are being invested in partnership with the public and private sector. As part of this, people will also have the opportunity to invest in these. People will also get the benefits of such investments.
This will not only reduce government expenditure but also provide long-term benefits to the people. Thus Chandrababu Naidu government is conducting a public opinion survey to give the scheme a proper shape. The first phase of the survey, which started in February, has been completed.
The second phase started from March 8. Village and ward secretariat officials are going door to door to find out the financial condition of the people and how much they are interested. 27 questions will be asked in this survey. This survey will continue for 10 days. That is, it will be held till March 18.
After a gap of three days, i.e. on March 21, all the details of those who participated in this survey will be presented in the gram sabhas. On the same evening, it is possible that the procedures for how people will participate in these will be finalized. All these details will be included in an app by the secretariat employees.
However, some doubts are being raised among the people. Some fear that the government will stop schemes like pension after knowing the details of their assets, income and expenses. But officials are trying to clear their fears by assuring that this project will be completely transparent.
It is being made clear that it has been designed to improve the future of the people. The government will officially launch the P4 scheme on Ugadi day. As part of this, a special website and mobile app will be made available for people to invest. If this is successful, analysts believe that there is a possibility of following the same scheme across the country.