Chandrababu Naidu patted for launching Yuva Nestam scheme

Chandrababu Naidu patted for launching Yuva Nestam scheme
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Appreciating Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu for launching MukhyamantriYuva Nestam scheme for supporting the unemployed, hundreds of followers of Somireddy Rajagopala Reddy, son of Agriculture Minister Somireddy Chandramohan Reddy, organised a bike rally from ACSR Stadium to NTR Statue here on Tuesday

Nellore: Appreciating Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu for launching ‘Mukhyamantri-Yuva Nestam’ scheme for supporting the unemployed, hundreds of followers of Somireddy Rajagopala Reddy, son of Agriculture Minister Somireddy Chandramohan Reddy, organised a bike rally from ACSR Stadium to NTR Statue here on Tuesday.

Rajagopala Reddy has been participating in political activity along with the Minister for some time and he was appointed as TDP coordinator for Sarvepalli Assembly Constituency for monitoring activities.

They paid rich tributes to TDP founder NT Rama Rao at the statue and cut a big cake praising the Chief Minister. Rajagopala Reddy expressed his sincere thanks to the youth, who participated in the bike rally.

He asked them to respond to the criticism on the scheme as jobless would be getting monthly support from the government. He said Chandrababu is a brand ambassador to the state as he introduced many schemes for welfare of the people and took up developmental works in the state. Rajagopala Reddy stated the Chief Minister had launched the scheme to fulfil his election promise.

The Minister’s son mentioned hundreds of companies are coming forward to invest in the state only because of the Chief Minister, who is having a great vision to develop the state. He praised IT Minister N Lokesh for generating 70,000 jobs in IT sector after assuming office a year ago.

He stated the Minister had assured another two lakh jobs by March 2019. He appealed to the youngsters to support the Chief Minister, who would be deciding the future Prime Minister in the country.

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