Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) President and YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) regional coordinator YV Subba Reddy has said that Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy is committed to alleviating the problems of the people, which is evident from the fact that he has Most of the promises have been fulfilled. Within a year of coming to power.
Speaking at the party’s Visakhapatnam district convention at Gurjada Kalakshetram on Thursday, Mr. Subba Reddy recalled that at the YSRCP plenary held in 2017, Mr. Jagan had promised to implement the ‘Navaratnalu’ program to ease the problems of the people. . , Later he did a ‘padyatra’, understood their problems and included them in his election manifesto.
He fulfilled most of the promises within a year, as nowhere else in the country. These include provision of four lakh jobs by establishing village and ward secretariats. Welfare schemes were being implemented in a fair and transparent manner and services were being delivered at the doorsteps of the people through volunteers.
Did former Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu implement any scheme during his rule? He said that former Chief Minister YS Rajasekhara Reddy had started Arogyasree and fee reimbursement scheme for the poor during his tenure.
Mr. Jagan was focusing on the improvement of education, health and housing. Government schools were being developed under the ‘Nadu-Nedu’ program and ‘Amma Vodi’ was being implemented to reduce the dropout rate. 16 new medical colleges have been constructed in the state and health clinics have been set up at the village level to provide better medical services to the poor.
YSRCP district president Muttamsetty Srinivasa Rao presided over the plenary session.
District in-charge minister Vidadala Rajni spoke.
Legislators, MLCs, presidents of various corporations and party leaders participated in the plenary session.
Earlier, a rally on motorcycles, autorickshaws and cars was taken out from Tichetpalem to Siripuram, which was attended by party workers and leaders led by Visakhapatnam North constituency coordinator KK Raju.