
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu. File
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Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has thanked and congratulated the people, government officials, and leaders of the ruling coalition for making the re-launch of the Amaravati construction works a grand success, and has appreciated the farmers in the capital region for being resolute in their fight against the “injustice” meted to them in 2019-24.
In a press release on Saturday, Mr. Naidu said the government machinery organised the event excellently, and that the Ministers, people’s representatives, officials, and the news and social media did well in taking the message about Amaravati across the nation.
Mr. Naidu asserted that the government would shape up Amaravati into a “futuristic city that creates opportunities for all and stands as a driving force for the State’s growth.”
The government aimed to achieve holistic development of all the regions, and it would live up to the trust placed in it by the people, he asserted.
A jewel in Bharat’s crown: Pawan
Meanwhile, Deputy Chief Minister K. Pawan Kalyan said the five crore people of Andhra Pradesh were thankful to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for breathing new life into Amaravati, revitalising Andhra Pradesh, renewing hopes and rekindling the collective aspirations.
“The government is committed to building Amaravati as a model capital of inclusive growth and sustainable development under Mr. Naidu’s leadership,” he said, and expressed confidence that Amaravati would become a shining jewel in Bharat’s crown.
Published – May 03, 2025 06:21 pm IST
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