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TDP manifesto takes care of all sections: Beeda
Beeda Mastan Rao, TDP candidate for the Nellore Lok Sabha seat, said Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has drafted the manifesto keeping in view of welfare of the poor.
Nellore: Beeda Mastan Rao, TDP candidate for the Nellore Lok Sabha seat, said Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has drafted the manifesto keeping in view of welfare of the poor. He conducted campaign at Kothu and other villages in Kothur along with Kovur Assembly candidate P Srinivasulu Reddy on Saturday and said the manifesto is representing all section of people and their overall development.
Rao said the Chief Minister has been striving to make the State an ideal one with excellent growth in all sectors. But, the opposition YSRCP has been obstructing the development in the State, he slammed and found fault the YSRCP MLAs for not attended the House. Now, he mentioned people are going to teach them a strong lesson for not raising people's problems in the Assembly.
The chameleon politics of the opposition will not fetch votes or support from the people. One crore women have availed Pasupu Kumkuma twice and the Chief Minister assured financial assistance every year hereafter, he said.
He said Chandrababu asked him to be in the fray representing BC community and asked them to bless for resolving local issues. Kovur sitting MLA and TDP candidate P Srinivasulu Reddy, local leaders P Madhu, V Prasad, K Gopi, and others were present.
