Naidu Slams Previous YSRCP Government for Scandals and Promotes New Initiatives

Andhra Pradesh CM N Chandrababu Naidu accused the former YSRCP government of multiple scandals, including a liquor scam and land irregularities. He outlined new policies, distributing tamper-proof land documents and promoting horticulture in Rayalaseema. Naidu promised no power charge hikes and criticized the previous regime's financial burdens.

In a sharp critique of the previous administration, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu accused the former YSRCP government of riddling the state with scandals and corruption. Speaking at a public meeting in Kotha Buruju village, Naidu alleged that the previous regime was involved in a Rs 100-crore monthly scam in the Excise Department. Highlighting the dangers this posed to public health, he mentioned that 30,000 people died from consuming spurious liquor.

Naidu, during the event where newly printed pattadar passbooks were distributed, accused former CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy of spending Rs 750 crore on personal branding. Promoting transparency and security, Naidu announced the issuance of tamper-proof land documents embedded with advanced technology like QR codes and blockchain. He also criticized the prior administration for issuing erroneous land records that affected over two crore acres.

Promising economic revitalization through horticulture, Naidu announced a 50% subsidy for covering mangoes to boost exports, benefiting from lucrative international prices. Additionally, the CM assured that power charges won't increase, contrasting with the previous government's burden on citizens. Naidu directed officials to enhance groundwater measures and encourage profitable crop varieties.

(With inputs from agencies.)