CM Chandrababu highlighted his ongoing efforts to restore stability in Andhra Pradesh, emphasizing the commitment to strengthening state systems.
He remarked that forming the political alliance was aimed at safeguarding the state’s interests, achieving a historic 93% electoral success rate.
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Expressing gratitude for the trust placed in him by PM Modi, Pawan Kalyan, and the public, Chandrababu vowed to uphold that confidence through diligent work.
He acknowledged the significant challenges faced during the partition of Andhra Pradesh, which strained governance and resources.
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Chandrababu pointed out the launch of a new economic system in the state and commended the Amaravati farmers for their trust by providing land for development. He stated that had his government continued post-2019, the Polavaram project would have been completed by 2021.
He criticized Jagan’s leadership, claiming it resulted in extensive damage to the state’s progress.
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The former CM accused the previous administration of failing to modernize essential systems, such as digital livestock management, and neglecting to submit reports to the CAG.
He contended that the past five years caused more harm than the partition period, citing policy failures and mounting debts under YCP’s rule.
Chandrababu also expressed frustration over the stalled development of Amaravati and the setbacks in completing the Polavaram project, which he deemed vital for the state’s prosperity.
