TDP Super Six: Telugu Desam Party (TDP) leader N. Chandrababu Naidu declared at an election rally in the Mantralayam Assembly constituency in Kurnool district that the party’s ‘Super Six’ promises for the Andhra Pradesh Assembly and Lok Sabha elections are garnering significant support.
He highlighted the widespread acclaim for the Super Six schemes and criticized Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy’s ‘Navarathanalu’ schemes as deceptive. Naidu refuted Reddy’s assertion of 99 percent implementation of his election manifesto, asserting that the YSRCP’s new manifesto has received zero marks from the public.
He reaffirmed the TDP’s commitment to implementing the ‘Super Six’ initiatives if the party is elected to power.
Through the ‘Thalliki Vandhanam’ scheme, an annual amount of Rs 15,000 will be provided to every school-going student, credited directly to their mother’s bank account. Additionally, women aged 18-59 will receive Rs 1,500 per month through the ‘Aadabidda Nidhi’ scheme, aimed at fostering financial empowerment among women.
The Deepam Scheme will distribute three free gas cylinders annually, while women will enjoy free RTC bus travel. – TDP Super Six
“I see myself as the driver of this initiative, dedicated not only to the state’s progress but also to ensuring the safety and future of women,” Naidu expressed.
The TDP has pledged Rs 3,000 per month for unemployed youth through the Yuvashakti initiative. Additionally, under the ‘Annadatha’ program, farmers will receive Rs 20,000 in annual financial aid.
Naidu suggested that raiding Jagan Mohan Reddy’s palaces could provide the means to fill the bellies of the poor with the wealth recovered.
He promised to halt migration from the temple town of Mantralayam entirely. Naidu accused Jagan Mohan Reddy of betraying Rayalaseema by alleging the cancellation of 102 irrigation projects in the region. He assured the people that he would personally ensure the completion of all pending projects in the area.
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Chandrababu Naidu voiced his worry over the sale of substandard liquor solely in the state, attributing it to profit motives. He questioned the absence of the promised District Selection Committee and the disproportionately high prices in the state compared to other regions across the country.