Nominated Posts To Be Filled Soon, Dedicated Workers To Get Priority: CM Chandrababu In Teleconference

Andhra Pradesh (Before It’s News – IC): Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu held a teleconference with Ministers, MLAs, and TDP leaders today, announcing priority for hard-working leaders in filling upcoming nominated posts, with a focus on welfare and development.

• Nominated posts for dedicated workers

Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu assured party leaders and workers during a teleconference that nominated posts will soon be filled, with priority given to those who have worked hard across the three coalition parties. He emphasized that TDP workers are the backbone of the party, and their sacrifices will not be forgotten. As a token of appreciation, the accident insurance for workers has been increased from Rs 2 lakh to Rs 5 lakh.

• Coalition Government’s 100 days of governance

Chandrababu highlighted that all promises made by the coalition government are being implemented. He stated that, despite financial challenges left by the previous administration, the government has earned the public’s trust within 100 days. The CM announced that the free gas scheme would be rolled out by Diwali, stressing the importance of welfare and development programs being executed in parallel.

• Tackling past failures and corruption

Criticizing the previous government for mismanagement, Chandrababu said that debts of Rs 10 lakh crore and corruption across departments had severely damaged the state. He urged party leaders to go door-to-door and explain to the public what the coalition government has achieved in its first 100 days, while also exposing the failures of past administrations. “The sins they committed have become a curse for the people today,” he remarked.

• Focus on skill development and NRI outreach

The CM pointed to significant progress in skill development, with the party’s Skill Development and Empowerment Department helping youth find jobs in various industries. The NRI TDP Department is providing overseas job training for students, further contributing to employment opportunities.

• Clear directions for welfare programs

Chandrababu directed party representatives to work closely with village and ward secretariats to ensure that welfare and development programs reach the people. He emphasized that despite limited funds, his administration is efficiently managing government machinery and addressing pending issues left by the previous regime. “We are a people’s government, committed to welfare without fanfare,” he said, urging leaders to continue engaging with the public. 

(Source: IAIJ/BIN/DPJB)