TDP chief Nara Chandrababu Naidu asserted on Friday that should the Land Titling Act be implemented, the properties of all citizens would be mortgaged. He pledged to revoke the Act promptly once the TDP-allied NDA assumed power in the state following the upcoming elections.
He promised to provide Rs 20,000 in financial aid annually to each farmer upon the NDA’s ascension to power. Chandrababu expressed regret over Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy’s alleged revenue generation through the sale of
counterfeit liquor, which has claimed innocent lives and left numerous women widowed.
“I assure you that upon the NDA forming the next government, all counterfeit liquor brands will be thoroughly inspected to safeguard innocent lives,” he affirmed.
Highlighting the dire crisis across all sectors of the State, Chandrababu expressed concern for the youth, whose prospects he described as shrouded in darkness. “I pledge to create 20 lakh jobs for the youth over the next five years, and until they secure employment, a monthly unemployment allowance of Rs 3,000 will be provided,” he declared.
Moreover, Chandrababu expressed confidence that the Super Six schemes would significantly improve the lives of all residents in the state. He also vowed to restore the aquaculture sector to its former glory, citing its significance for the region. Despite the grim economic situation, government employees have yet to receive their salaries for this month, Chandrababu noted.
Furthermore, he criticized the non-payment of pensions to the elderly, which he claimed was contributing to their suffering. Chandrababu pledged swift action against those illegally seizing land from citizens and assured the revival of subsidies on diesel, boats, and other essentials under the forthcoming NDA government.
