PM Modi: YSRC and Congress are working together in Andhra Pradesh to divide the anti-incumbency vote

In order to guarantee quick growth, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged the people of Andhra Pradesh to support the National Democratic Alliance’s (NDA) twin engine government at the federal and state levels.

He was speaking to a sizable crowd at the TDP-JSP-BJP alliance’s “Praja Galam” public assembly, which was held on Sunday in the Palnadu district in Boppudi, close to Chilkaluripeta.

He urged the populace, “On June 4, make sure the NDA surpasses the 400-mark in the Lok Sabha so that progress is accelerated in the State.” He continued by saying that Pawan Kalyan and Chandrababu Naidu have been working nonstop to advance the State. Slashing out at the YSRC judgment, he said that the State’s growth has suffered during the last five years.

“Ministers in Andhra Pradesh are engaging in corruption-related competition with one another, which is negatively impacting the favorable atmosphere required for the State’s development. “People want to vote this government out because they are tired of it,” he remarked.

Modi warned the people of the State not to fall into the trap of believing that Congress and YS Jagan Mohan Reddy’s YSRC are two different parties. He emphasized that the two parties are actually working together as a single unit, led by members of the same family, and that they are coordinating to divide the anti-incumbency vote.

The PM said, “The people of Andhra have already made a decision on two things: to dethrone the Jagan government and retain the NDA government at the Center.”

He said that only a double-engine government could fulfill the NDA’s objective of creating a Viksit Andhra (Developed Andhra) for a Viksit Bharat (Developed India). Modi assured the populace that the NDA will give equal weight to regional goals and national advancement, noting that the coalition was becoming stronger as more allies and supporters joined.

He jokingly said, “Partners in the opposition alliance speak ill of one another and even contest against each other in the Assembly elections,” mocking the I.N.D.I.A. bloc. We bring everyone along in NDA. However, when the Congress creates an alliance, it is well known that its only goal is to utilize and discard its allies.

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Large turnout for the TDP-JSP-BJP alliance’s “Praja Galam” public gathering, which took place on Sunday in Boppudi, Palnadu district. (Below) During the event, PM Modi and TDP leader N Chandrababu Naidu have a tender moment.
On March 17, PM Modi will announce the Andhra Pradesh development blueprint at the TDP-JSP-BJP “Praja Galam.”
He criticized the established party for consistently demeaning Andhra Pradesh, saying, “The NDA has always upheld the dignity of Telugu people.” In honor of NT Rama Rao’s centennial, we unveiled a Rs 100 silver currency and awarded former prime minister PV Narasimha Rao the Bharat Ratna.

The Prime Minister expounded on the achievements of the NDA administration for the State, saying, “Under the PM Awas Yojana, ten lakh houses have been given.” There were five thousand dwellings built in the Palnadu district. Through the Jal Jeevan Mission, one crore households received tap water. 1.5 crore individuals have benefited from free medical care in the state thanks to Ayushman Bharat. With the help of the Central government, over five lakh people are receiving free rations. Furthermore, Palnadu farmers have received an extension of Rs 700 crore from PM Kisan.

Declaring, “This is Modi’s guarantee, all the NDA MLAs will work for you, for your welfare,” he urged the public to support the NDA candidates.

Large turnout for the TDP-JSP-BJP alliance’s “Praja Galam” public gathering, which took place on Sunday in Boppudi, Palnadu district. (Below) During the event, PM Modi and TDP leader N Chandrababu Naidu have a tender moment.
Andhra Pradesh: Preparations have been taken for today’s visit by Prime Minister Modi to Palnadu.
He enumerated the national institutions established in the State, highlighting the efforts made by the Center to establish Andhra Pradesh as a center for education: NIDM at Bapatla, the National Institute of Custom and Indirect Taxes at Palasamudram, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) in Tirupati, the Indian Institute of Petroleum and Energy and IIM at Vizag, the AIIMS at Managalagiri, the NID at Vijayawada, the NIT at Tadepalligudem, and the Central Tribal University at Vizianagaram.

The Prime Minister said, “Young people in Andhra Pradesh will have their lives changed by such world-class educational institutions.”

Speaking at the event, TDP head N Chandrababu Naidu said that although the NDA’s partners’ flags may have changed, their goals for development, welfare, and preserving democracy remained the same. Naidu extolled Modi, saying, “The Prime Minister is not just an individual.” He is the driving force behind India’s transformation into a global power (Viswa Guru).

He asked for support from the public for the NDA, pointing out that only with the NDA in control of matters at the federal and state levels would Modi’s goal of turning the nation into an economic powerhouse and the establishment of the State capital in Amaravati be feasible.

Large turnout for the TDP-JSP-BJP alliance’s “Praja Galam” public gathering, which took place on Sunday in Boppudi, Palnadu district. (Below) During the event, PM Modi and TDP leader N Chandrababu Naidu have a tender moment.
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Naidu accused the YSRC administration of mortgaging a number of government properties, including collector offices, buildings in Rythu Bazaar, and government colleges, highlighting the negative effects of bad governance, financial mismanagement, and corruption.

The leader of the Jana Sena, Pawan Kalyan, also claimed that there was a lot of corruption in the current YS Jagan Mohan Reddy administration. Furthermore, he conveyed his conviction that the TDP and JSP-led NDA will emerge victorious in the polls and take power in the State.

Modi says he is “satisfied” with the rally’s outcome.

Sources claim that after the meeting, Prime Minister Narendra Modi conversed with Chandrababu Naidu and Pawan Kalyan and conveyed his happiness with the outcome of the NDA’s first public rally in the State following the announcement of the election timetable. He believed that the public’s reaction had been positive and that the NDA in the State would be successful. According to reports, the Prime Minister also asked about Naidu’s detention and current state of health. According to further sources, Modi was informed on the state of politics by the leaders of the TDP and JSP parties.