Amaravati symbolizes the pride, aspiration and sentiment of people Andhra Pradesh and no one can destroy it, says N. Chandrababu Naida. | Photo Credit: File Photos
The event denoting the re -construction on the construction of the capital Andhra Pradesh, Amaravati, should be led so that every citizen of the state is filled with the pride that “this is my Andhra Pradesh … my capital Amaravati,” said N. Chandrababa Naida.
Mr. Naida examined the arrangements that take place to launch capital works on May 2 as Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with ministers and higher officials.
“It will mean the main turning point in the history of the state, because the Prime Minister will restart the work. It is the way from yesterday’s destruction to tomorrow’s development,” Mr. Naida noted.
He criticized the previous YSRCP government for “plot against Amaravati and tried to destroy it,” praised Mr. Naida the spirit of people in all regions and communities who, despite the challenges and suffering, maintained Amaravati alive.
Within 10 months of admission to power, the Alliance Government successfully resolved the challenges that remained the previous administration and brought the stopped works back to the track, he said.
“With the Prime Minister who once laid a stone for Amaravati, the re -initiative of the work sends a strong report to those who have tried to destroy the dream project,” said the chief minister, adding that this would help the nation too much to recognize the importance of Amaravati.
“Amaravati symbolizes the pride, aspiration and sentiment of people from Andr Pradesh and no one can destroy it. Amaravati will become a center of wealth creation and provide opportunities for employment and livelihoods from all parts of society,” he said.
During the review, officials presented a presentation that indicates that the arrangement for program 2. May.
Mr. Naida ordered to be arranged to avoid inconvenience for people who participate in the program from different districts and ensure a smooth traffic flow.
“Given the burning summer, provide drinking water and food to those traveling from distant places. The residents of villages in the capital area should have a significant role and presence,” he said.
“Strict security measures are needed. Ordinary people should easily get to the venue without any problems,” he added.
Ministers P. Keshav, A. Satya Prasad, P. Narayan, K. Ravindra, N. Manohar and Satya Kumar attended a meeting together with DGP and other officials.
Published – 27 April 2025 9:29
