All pending irrigation projects completed with in two years- YS Jagan

Kadapa, March 29: YSR Congress Party president YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has said Chandrababu Naidu has no clarity in addressing the problems instead he always concentrating how to loot the public.

As part of electioneering he addressed public meeting at Badvel on Friday.

The YCP chief pointed out that there was 14tmcft of water was stored in Brahmam Sagar during his father Rajasekar Reddy regime in the interest of farming operations, and drinking water purpose for Badvel constituency.

He said after TDP emerged to power in 2014 elections, it hardly to store 2tmcft in Brahmam Sagar as Badvel appears to be desert for the last five years.

He alleged that farmers conducting agriculture operations under Somasila reservoir back waters, Kundu river, facing hurdles for securing water following incompletion lift irrigation projects, and there was no progress in Veligonda tonnel works.

YCP chief assured that all these pending works would be completed within two years of his party voted to power in 2019 elections.

Stating that no one was feeling secure in the state following failure of the government in protecting interest of people.

The opposition leader seriously alleged that Chandra Babu Naidu was responsible for handed over private information of people like Adhar Bank accounts, telephone, voter card numbers to the Janmabhoomi committees by stealing the information through Seva Mitra App.

He said there was no security for women in Vijayawada city as private money lenders resorting sexual attacks in the mask of call money scheme and one woman official assualted by one MLA as she tried to restrict sand smuggling.

He alleged that government least bothered over fulling the jobs around 2,30,000 kept vacancies for the last five years.

He urged the people to vote in favor of YSR Congress in the interest of state devolopment. Badvel assembly segment YSRCP nominee G Venkatasubbaiah,kadapa MP nominee YS Avinash Reddy and others were present.

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