Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy on Friday urged people to remember the good t♌hings that happened to them during YSRCP tenure before casting their vote in the forthco𒅌ming elections, and listed out a slew of welfare schemes introduced by his government.
The ruling party chief said this during a p📖ublic meeting in Narasapuram in ꦛWest Godavari district.
"Think under whose tenure good things happened and under whom will that good continue. Everybody should think about it and then vote,ꦚ" said Reddy.
Appealing to those who did not vote for him in the 🐼past elections, he requested them to go home and d♏iscuss with family members.
Terming the forthcoming elections as a 'Kurukshetra' battle, Reddy said they are 🔥not just to elect MLAs and MPs but to decide the future of every household in the next five years and the continuation of welfareꦯ schemes.
Highlighting the initiatives taken on the education front, Reddy noted that education ⭕is progressing well in government schools from CBSE syllabus to International Baccalaureate (IB) syllabus for the first ܫtime.
The CM said a vote for him will ensure continuance of all the schemes. But if they vote for TDP supremo N Chandrababu Naidu then it will be discontinued.
The YSRCP ch🎃ief asked the people if they can recollect a single good thing done when Na🏅idu's party was in power.
Moreover, he said if volunteers should return to the homes of people to extend welfare schemes then YSRCP should be voted to power, winning all the 175 Assembly and 25 Lok Sabha seats in the ensuing polls.
