Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy shared his vision for the state’s future, comparing it to a farmer tending to a crop field. He explained that the seeds of development planted by his government would grow into prosperity over the next 15 years.
In an election meeting in Bapatla district, CM Jagan described the state as a vast crop field that his government has been nurturing for the past five years. He emphasized the progress and welfare that have been achieved through various schemes and reforms, likening himself to a farmer planting seeds for a brighter future.
Jagan highlighted the importance of the upcoming elections, stating that they were crucial for shaping the future and strengthening existing schemes. He warned against trusting TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu, noting that betrayal often followed.
The Chief Minister spoke about the government’s achievements in welfare and development over the past 59 months, including allocating Rs. 2.70 lakh crore without corruption, fulfilling 99% of manifesto promises, and creating 2.31 lakh jobs.
CM Jagan also discussed key educational initiatives such as Nadu-Nedu program, English-medium education, and support programs like Amma Vodi and Vidya Kanuka. He emphasized the government’s commitment to empowering women and supporting farmers through various schemes.
The government has also focused on promoting self-employment, providing healthcare benefits through Dr YSR Aarogyasri, improving infrastructure and services in villages, and ensuring safety for women through initiatives like Mahila police and the Disha app.
Overall, CM Jagan reiterated his government’s vision for sustained growth and welfare in Andhra Pradesh.
