‘BJP has always been in favor of Amaravati as the capital and the central government has already released funds for its development’
‘BJP has always been in favor of Amaravati as the capital and the central government has already released funds for its development’
Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy should be asked to give clarity on this The idea behind three capitals BJP state president Somu Veerraju said that not BJP.
He was referring to a question on this BJP’s stand on three capitals At a press conference held here on Monday.
“The idea of three capitals belongs to the Chief Minister and only he can explain the reasons behind it. In addition, he has taken the decision after agreeing to support the new capital of the state at Amaravati on the floor of the House. So only Mr Jagan can shed light on why he changed his mind despite building a house at Tadepalli,” said Mr. Veeraraju.
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Besides, the BJP has always been in favor of Amaravati as the capital and the central government has already released funds for its development, he said.
PM Modi’s program
Mr. Veeraraju also rubbished the speculations that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s city visit The suspect was on 11 and 12 November. He said there was no ambiguity on this and the Prime Minister’s visit has been confirmed.
According to him, the Prime Minister is scheduled to land on INS Dega at around 6.20 pm on November 11 and after that a roadshow is being planned by the BJP.
As per the initial plan, the roadshow will be held from NAD flyover to Old ITI Junction and then to RK Beach. After which the PM will go to his residence at Eastern Naval Command.
BJP MP GVL Narasimha Rao said the plans and route map have been discussed with the concerned authorities and the final approval will be given by Tuesday after a survey by the city police and other security agencies.
On the morning of November 12, the Prime Minister is likely to hold a meeting with prominent state BJP leaders and after that he will arrive at the Andhra University Engineering College ground at around 11 am to inaugurate and lay the foundation stone for 10 central government projects. All the events will be held in virtual mode.
Thereafter, the Prime Minister will address a huge public meeting at the venue and is scheduled to leave at around 12.15 pm, Mr. Veeraraju said.
Asked whether Jana Sena Party leaders would attend the meeting, he said, “Mainly, this meeting is being organized by the central and state governments, but on behalf of the BJP, we have sent invitations to all political parties.” ,” They said.
Asked whether the ruling YSR Congress party was trying to take advantage of the Prime Minister’s visit, he cleared the air by saying that “it is a government event and not being organized by any political party”.
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whether Agitating workers of Visakhapatnam Steel Plant Will be allowed to meet the PM and express his protest over its privatization, he said, adding that it is for the authorities concerned to decide.
Keeping the PM’s visit aside, he said that BJP is unhappy with the functioning of the state government. “The state government has failed in every respect. Development has lagged behind, there is no employment, no recruitment in the police force and no investment,” said Mr. Veeraraju.