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Nearly 30 L will get employed, assures CM
Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu assured the rank and file of the party that the government would fulfill its popular election promise made during the last Assembly elections - ‘Jobs come when Babu comes to power’. He said that every election promise could be implemented as per the manifesto.
Visakhapatnam: Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu assured the rank and file of the party that the government would fulfill its popular election promise made during the last Assembly elections - ‘Jobs come when Babu comes to power’. He said that every election promise could be implemented as per the manifesto.
Addressing the party workers at the inaugural session of Mahanadu at Andhra University grounds here on Saturday, Naidu said the government is establishing industries in various parts of the state. The government conducted industrial summits in Visakhapatnam for two terms he said and hoped nearly 30 lakh people would get employment if the projects are grounded.
Explaining his US trip, he said some more companies would launch their units in the state. The projects are being grounded slowly, one by one and cited the Kia Motors case and said some other automobile institutions have launched their business units. The government is taking steps to fill government vacancies while Rs 500 crore is earmarked for stipend to unemployed youth.
Similarly, Rs 750 crore has been allotted to economically backward classes, he said. The per capital income of the state is lagging behind other neighbouring states, the state is in backwardness he said and added that it still stands at the top position in ease of doing business.
