ANANTAPURAMU: Amaravati will win the battle and stay because the “people’s capital” of Andhra Pradesh, opposition TDP chief Nara Lokesh has mentioned because the agitation by farmers who donated lands to construct the greenfield capital touched the milestone of 1,200 days. Lokesh, who’s the final secretary of TDP, made these remarks expressing confidence about Amaravati persevering with because the state’s capital, throughout his padayatra referred to as ‘Yuva Galam’ at CK Palli in Raptadu meeting constituency of Anantapuramu district.
“Your sacrifice will not go waste and Amaravati will certainly remain as the people’s capital,” Lokesh mentioned as per a press release shared to media on Friday.
Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy had just lately introduced that the state administration could be performing from the port metropolis of Visakhapatnam. The ruling YSRCP had additionally moved the Supreme Court over the trifurcation of state capitals following the Andhra Pradesh High Court’s verdict in March 2022 directing the state authorities to develop Amaravati because the state’s capital. The matter is at the moment pending within the apex courtroom.
Incidentally, some senior residents complained to Lokesh in CK Palli that their pensions have been withdrawn owing to month-to-month energy payments crossing a restrict set by the incumbent authorities. Reacting to this criticism, Lokesh noticed that six lakh individuals “lost” their pensions whereas one other six lakh individuals are more likely to undergo the identical destiny quickly, however promised that the TDP will reinstate them on returning to energy within the state.
Likewise, representatives from the Valmiki and Boya communities have appealed to the opposition chief to incorporate them within the Backward Classes (BC) checklist as their lives have been impoverished whereas Kuruba group members complained that Rs 2 lakh mortgage facility was withdrawn by the dispensation.
Meanwhile, Lokesh asserted that sand is illegally being transported to Bengaluru with the help of a ruling celebration MLA and claimed that attire firm Jockey exited the southern state leading to job loss for almost 6,000 individuals.
