Kalikiri village in the Annamayya district witnessed a significant political gathering today as Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a public meeting, accompanied by notable leaders from various parties. The event brought together political figures from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Telugu Desam Party (TDP), and Jana Sena Party, marking a convergence of ideologies and interests.
Among the prominent attendees were Nara Lokesh, the General Secretary of TDP, N. Kirankumar Reddy, the former Chief Minister and BJP candidate for Rajampet constituency, and K. Nagababu, the General Secretary of Jana Sena Party. Their presence underscored the importance of the event and highlighted the collaborative spirit among political parties in the region.
Addressing a diverse audience, Prime Minister Modi reiterated the government’s commitment to the welfare and development of Andhra Pradesh. He outlined various initiatives and projects aimed at transforming the region and improving the lives of its residents. Modi’s speech resonated with the crowd, evoking enthusiasm and support for the BJP’s vision for the state. Prime Minister highlighted the absence of irrigation projects to support the farmers in the area and stressed the importance of a dual engine government in Andhra Pradesh to prioritize the development of both the region and the state.
Nara Lokesh, representing the TDP, expressed solidarity with the BJP and emphasized the importance of working together for the betterment of Andhra Pradesh. He praised the leadership of Prime Minister Modi and pledged support for the initiatives aimed at uplifting the state’s economy and infrastructure
N. Kirankumar Reddy, BJP’s candidate for Rajampet constituency, addressed the crowd, outlining his vision for the region and highlighting the need for strong leadership to address the challenges facing the people. He urged voters to support the BJP in the upcoming elections, promising decisive action and inclusive governance. The Prime Minister made a commitment to provide drinking water connections to every household in the state. Additionally, he stated that once the NDA government is established, the Centre will implement all schemes in the state. He expressed disappointment that the YSR Congress government did not support the Centre’s Jal Jeevan Mission over the past five years. However, he assured that the next government would prioritize the program.
The Prime Minister announced that the BJP government supports providing a bullet train to the southern states, mentioning the completion of Nandyala-Errakuntla railway works and the approval of a new railway line between Kadapa and Bengaluru. Additionally, he mentioned the ongoing construction of the new terminal at Kadapa airport.
Aditonally, Modi announced plans to boost food processing units in the Rayalaseema region, emphasizing the government’s commitment to developing basic infrastructure in the area. He also urged the public to rally behind NDA candidates.
K. Nagababu, representing the Jana Sena Party, echoed similar sentiments, stressing the importance of political cooperation and collaboration to address the concerns of the people effectively. He called for unity among different political factions to ensure progress and development in Andhra Pradesh.
The public meeting in Kalikiri village served as a platform for political leaders to connect with the electorate, exchange ideas, and garner support for their respective parties. It reflected the dynamic political landscape of Andhra Pradesh, characterized by alliances and partnerships aimed at shaping the future of the state
As the election season unfolds, events like these are expected to play a crucial role in shaping public opinion and influencing electoral outcomes. The coming together of leaders from diverse political backgrounds underscores the significance of cooperation and consensus-building in the pursuit of common goals and aspirations.
