Amaravathi (Andhra Pradesh) [India], July 19 (ANI): A Telugu Desam Parliamentary Party assembly was held on the Chief Minister’s Camp Office beneath the management of Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu, by which it was emphasised that the get together will give attention to points regarding Andhra Pradesh within the upcoming Parliament session.
Andhra Minister Nara Lokesh and a number of other MPs attended the assembly.
After the assembly, TDP MP Lavu Sri Krishna Devarayalu informed reporters that the get together will give attention to points regarding Andhra Pradesh through the upcoming parliamentary session.
One of the important thing factors mentioned within the assembly was the ‘achievements’ of the get together over the previous 12 months, each inside and out of doors the Parliament, he stated.
‘Inside Parliament, the Telugu Desam Party has been one of the energetic events, whether or not in taking part in debates, elevating questions, or sustaining attendance. Upon inspecting the info, our efficiency exceeds that of many nationwide events and even the nationwide common. TDP MPs have been persistently proactive,’ Devarayalu stated.
‘Outside Parliament, we now have secured vital funds for the event of Andhra Pradesh. For instance, we acquired Rs 15,000 crore for the Amaravati. More funding is already within the pipeline,’ he added.
He termed the restarting of the Polavaram Project and the Visakhapatnam Railway Zone as one of many main achievements of the get together.
‘We have additionally restarted the Polavaram Project. Regarding the Visakhapatnam Steel Plant, which many believed can be privatised, our Chief Minister personally met with the Union Finance Minister, even at 12:30 AM in Delhi, to make sure the Visakhapatnam Steel Plant stays beneath the central authorities. That is a significant success. Additionally, we succeeded in establishing the Visakhapatnam Railway Zone,’ he stated.
Pointing out that Andhra Pradesh is a largely agrarian state, he stated that his get together’s goal is to make sure greater remuneration for farmers.
‘Andhra Pradesh is a largely agrarian state. While we have acquired recognition, such because the ‘One District One Product’ awards, we now goal to make sure greater remuneration for farmers. We’re going to push for extra meals processing industries within the state, and we’ll be in search of further funds and incentives for a similar,’ the TDP chief stated.
Under the Jal Jeevan Mission, Andhra Pradesh was allotted Rs 23,000 crore. However, from 2019 to 2024, solely Rs 2,000 crore has been spent, he stated.
‘We are discussing methods to higher utilise the remaining funds to make sure each family receives ingesting water,’ he stated. (ANI)