Nara Lokesh emphasized the pivotal role of TDP workers, asserting their steadfast support even amidst leadership changes. While critiquing YSRCP’s leaders and activists, he highlighted TDP’s commitment to its workers, citing the establishment of a welfare fund in 2014 to provide financial assistance to families of deceased workers. Lokesh reflected on NTR’s legacy, emphasizing the familial bond forged with TDP members through adoption and education initiatives spearheaded by his mother, Nara Bhuvaneswari. Lokesh alleged a surge in illegal cases against TDP members following YSRCP’s assumption of power, revealing that he himself faced 22 such cases.
He pledged relentless resistance against such legal maneuvers, vowing to document officials and YSRCP leaders flouting laws. Lokesh underscored TDP’s ethical governance, contrasting it with the alleged corruption of their political adversaries. He recounted Pawan Kalyan’s gesture of solidarity following Chandrababu’s arrest, expressing determination to counter YSRCP’s actions alongside TDP. Additionally, he promised swift housing completion by TIDCO within 100 days of assuming power, ensuring beneficiaries’ prompt occupancy.