TDP leader Chandrababu Naidu convened a special meeting with the youth in Kuppam, outlining the potential job and employment prospects under the NDA government. While expressing support for the volunteer system, he proposed a policy aimed at increasing income opportunities, envisioning a scenario where individuals could earn Rs 30,000 to Rs 50,000 from home. Naidu emphasized his commitment to enhancing youth livelihoods through skill development initiatives.
Continuing his tour of Kuppam, Chandrababu Naidu criticized the government’s failure to address youth unemployment, contrasting the lack of job opportunities with his efforts to provide IT and computer-related employment. He lamented the government’s offering of jobs in non-professional sectors like mutton shops and fish markets, attributing youth vices to the dearth of employment options. Encouraging youth to adapt to technological advancements, Naidu urged them to emulate Swami Vivekananda’s ideals and seize opportunities for growth.
He condemned the government’s alleged sale of jobs, citing instances like the Group-1 appointments controversy as indicative of the erosion of youth prospects. Naidu called upon the youth to assert their influence in elections as a response to what he perceived as the government’s disregard for their future.