TDP unveils 5-point village development plan
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Ahead of the native physique elections, the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) President N. Chandrababu Naidu has launched ‘Palle Pragati ki Pancha Sutralu’, a five-point agenda for development of villages.
Safe ingesting water, safety and assurance of peace, growing mannequin villages, self-reliance and lowering the property tax and increasing civic companies in all villages are the 5 plans introduced by the TDP chief.
In an obvious bid to counter the State authorities’s announcement of financial incentives to the Gram Panchayats the place elections are unanimous, the previous Chief Minister listed out the funds that will be on the disposal of the native our bodies straight. He additionally cautioned the folks on potential ‘atrocities of the ruling YSR Congress Party (YSRCP)’ if the elections have been unanimous.
Addressing a press convention on Thursday, Mr. Naidu stated that the TDP’s 5 plans would deal with the development of villages. Each of the 15,000 panchayats would get ₹70-80 lakh underneath the NREGA scheme straight from the Centre. Also, the Finance Commission funds have been being straight given to villages. If the villagers would elect environment friendly leaders, all these funds can be utilized in an efficient method for his or her total development. The YSRCP had even ‘diverted NREGA funds and started harassing’ the sarpanches who carried out works, he stated.
Stating that the ‘Pulivendula type one-sided polls’ wouldn’t be allowed in the remainder of the State, Mr. Naidu alleged that the Ministers and YSRCP MLAs and leaders have been resorting to ‘intimidation and physical attacks’ to power unanimous elections within the State.
The YSRCP leaders had a hidden agenda behind their so-called name for ‘unanimous elections’. The TDP, nonetheless, was leaving it to the knowledge of the voters to elect environment friendly leaders as panchayat sarpanches who would convey actual development of their villages, Mr. Naidu stated.
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