CM appeals people in public meetings to give throne to TDP

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Sunday night while addressing in public meetings in the district as part of his election campaign, appealed the people to vote for TDP which can only give stable government apart from implementing welfare schemes successfully.

After completing Kadapa district election campaign tour, he reached Palamaner by a chopper and participated in the public meeting.

Later CM attended to Srikalahasti public meeting where former minister Bojjala Gopalakrishna Reddy son B Sudheer Reddy is contesting for Assembly seat.

Due to having less time, Chandragiri and Tirupati public meetings and road shows  were cancelled.

While addressing gathering at Palamaner and Srikalahasti, Naidu said Krishna river water for irrigation and drinking purpose was brought to western mandals of the district and with the completion of Handri - Neeva, Galeru- Nagari projects the water will be available for farming and drinking needs at all time.

He said TDP government gave priority to the welfare of farmers, women, students and employees for which the party would be committed for ever.

Taking strong dig at Modi, KCR and Jagan, he said that the trio became hand in glove to spoil the state and Jagan who joined hands with KCR was the major problem to the state.

He advised the people not to cast their vote to Jagan, if so, it is nothing but voting to Modi who betrayed AP people in according SCS after bifurcation.

Explaining the way how the residuary state has been developing in many ways including setting up of new industries, creating jobs etc, he said  a branded leader is required to elevate the state in all aspects which can be possible only by TDP.

After addressing in Srikalahasti, CM has left for Gannavaram from Renigunta airport.

All district TDP leaders including minister Amarnath Reddy, MP contesting candidates N Sivaprasad(Chittoor), Panabaka Lakshimi(Tirupati), MLA contestants P Nani(Chandragiri), Suguna(Tirupati), Sudheer Reddy(Srikalahasti) and others also bade adieu to CM at Renigunta airport.