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Vote for YSRCP to keep welfare schemes rolling: CM
28 Apr 2024 5:22 PM

Venkatagiri (Tirupati dist) : Chief Minister and YSRCP president YS Jagan Mohan Reddy sought the blessings of voters for a second term to keep the welfare vehicle rolling and castigated TDP and its gang for its false and impracticable promises.
Addressing a large public meeting here on Sunday, he teared into TDP president Chandrababu Naidu stating that he can’t claim a single achievement despite being in power for 14 long years.
Revolutionary changes were made by decentralization and reforms in various sectors and the volunteer system and the village and ward secretariats became the vehicles which took welfare and administration to people’s doorstep.
Several welfare schemes like YSR Cheyutha, Asara, Jagananna Chedodu, Jagananna Thodu, Kapu Nestam and EBC Nestham were implemented in full transparency to uplift different sections of people, he said, daring Naidu to attempt to disband any one of them.
The TDP leader is only claiming that he would pay more salary to the volunteers and continue the YSRCP schemes with extended benefits and with different names.
He called upon the people to bless YSRCP with a second term in office to safeguard their future and consolidate their social, economic and political gains achieved in the last 58 months.
Social justice will be at stake if TDP returns to power, the Chief Minister told the people, pointing out that Chandrababu Nadiu, who has no credibility among the people, never thought of the downtrodden.