Key Points
Naidu votes in Undavalli during MLC elections
TDP aims for 15% growth by 2047
Welfare schemes expanded for pensioners and vulnerable groups
Criticizes YSRCP's opposition stance
He arrived at the Mandal Parishad Upper Primary (MPUP) School, designated as polling booths 284 and 284A in Undavalli, to participate in the electoral process.
Voting for the MLC elections in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh began at 8 am and continued until 4 pm, with counting scheduled for March 3.
Former minister and MLC candidate for Guntur and Krishna districts, Alapati Rajendra Prasad, cast his vote at the Government Women's Polytechnic College in Gujjanagundla, Guntur.
Meanwhile, on Tuesday, CM Chandrababu Naidu reiterated his commitment to fulfilling the promises made in the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) manifesto despite challenges.
Speaking in the Assembly, he released the schedule for implementing the Super-6 schemes and criticised the Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Congress Party (YSRCP) for demanding opposition status. He stressed that the three-party coalition was formed to rebuild Andhra Pradesh and that 'Swarna Andhra - Vision 2047' serves as the guiding framework for progress.
The Chief Minister highlighted that the NDA government had already introduced key welfare initiatives.
"Pensions were increased from Rs 3,000 to Rs 4,000, with disabled individuals receiving Rs 6,000, dialysis patients Rs 10,000, and bedridden individuals Rs 15,000. Pension disbursement on the 1st of every month ensures financial stability. Anna Canteens have been revived, and the Deepam scheme is providing three free gas cylinders. Farmers and fishermen will receive financial assistance, reinforcing the government's commitment to welfare," CM said.
Chandrababu Naidu condemned YSRCP's refusal to attend Assembly sessions without opposition status. He recalled past dignified Assembly proceedings and criticised YSRCP MLAs for attending only briefly before walking out. "Opposition status is determined by the people, not the ruling government," he said.
Further, the Andhra Pradesh CM underlined the need for wealth creation, aiming for a 15 per cent growth rate and a 42,000-dollar per capita income by 2047.
