In AP, letter politics have begun. Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan has received a letter from former MP Chegondi Harirama Jogaiah. Political controversy surrounded this letter. It is a thoroughly political analytical letter, he said. He began by congratulating Pawan Kalyan, the deputy chief minister, and Nara Chandrababu, the chief minister, on their coalition in Andhra Pradesh.
He declared that progress and welfare would coexist peacefully under this administration. According to him, welfare programs should serve the needs of the populace rather than be used for political gain. According to him, development shouldn’t be centered in one area. He expressed his hope that his administration would carry out the five percent reserve that the Kapu community had been demanding.
Before BC’s inclusion, the then-CM Chandrababu pledged that reservations would be provided for the Kapusa population. However, that was not achievable. It appears that some reference has been made to the Kapu reserve. It was proposed that the Krishna district bear Vangaveeti Mohana Ranga’s name. Without pausing the films, it is advised to use half the day for filming and the other half for state administration.
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Similar-minded filmmakers ought to produce educational and socially beneficial movies. Former Member of Parliament Harirama Jogaiah said in this letter that, in his capacity as that department’s minister, the state’s weak Zilla Parishad, Mandal Parishad, and Panchayat Raj institutions were to be reinforced.
Harirama Jogaiah also said that Pavan Kalyan and Chandra Babu Naidu should ask the central government about kapu reservations in Andhra Pradesh. he also said Pavan Kalyan should make an impact on his department by developing villages in Andhra Pradesh.
Additionally, by constructing district collector and secretariat buildings, each district center should prioritize the creation of MMARO offices. In addition, they demanded that the populace be given access to infrastructure like as roads, drainage, irrigation water, power, and sanitary amenities. Watch the Deputy CM’s response to this.