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Rajamahendravaram: TDP to release roadmap for Seema development
TDP national general secretary Nara Lokesh greets delegates at the Mahanadu in Rajamahendravaram on Saturday
Party national general secretary Lokesh says priority will be given to irrigation, drinking water, industries and employment in Rayalaseema roadmap
Rajamahendravaram : TDP national general secretary Nara Lokesh said that the TDP will announce a roadmap for development of Rayalaseema soon as he is going to complete his Yuva Galam padayatra in the region.
In a chit chat with media persons on Mahanadu premises here on Saturday, Lokesh said priority will be given to irrigation, drinking water, industries and employment generation in Rayalaseema road map. He said people of Rayalaseema are extending their support to TDP and it is clearly visible during his padayatra in Kurnool.
Lokesh made it clear that tickets will not be given to any candidate, including himself, without performance and priority will be given to those who work hard for the party. He opined that the TDP failed to publicise its welfare schemes effectively while the YSRCP is boasting of welfare schemes. He said that the TDP will release a manifesto on welfare schemes. Referring to allotment of house sites in Amaravati capital region, Lokesh said that one has to spend nearly Rs 500 per day to reach their work place from the allotted house sites. He said that if TDP comes to power the land value in capital region will increase.
