Chandrababu asks Mudragada’s Cooperation for Kapu Welfare

Kadapa, June 9: Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu today said his government has taken measures for the welfare of Kapu community in the state. He asked Kapu leader Mudragadda Padmanabham to cooperate with the government for the welfare of Kapu community and not to fall into the trap of any person. The chief minister asked him not to create any problems for the state which is already facing difficult situation after bifurcation. Naidu said he has fulfilled promises during last two years and assured that all problems would be resolved in the next three years. He further stated that better governance would be provided to people by using the latest technology in coming days. Rayalaseema region would be developed as a horticulture hub, and Kadapa district would be provided with all facilities. If necessary, he will visit the district once in three months to review the welfare schemes. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is striving for the development of the country; the chief minister said adding that in spite of difficulties, they are also striving for the development of the state. It was a happy moment to organize maha Sankalp meeting in Kadapa. It was government’s aim to bring investments from foreign countries to make the state as ‘navyandhra’. Besides, the government would work to provide cent per cent uninterrupted power to villages, food security, river interlinking and measures to increase underground water level, the chief minister said.