Bhuvaneswari assures development for mother’s native Komaravolu

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu’s wife, Nara Bhuvaneswari, reaffirmed her commitment to Komaravolu, stating that all pending issues in the village would be addressed along with the promises made by the government.

Bhuvaneswari participated in a face-to-face meeting with the residents at the Komaravolu Secretariat in Pamarru Mandal on Friday. Engaging warmly with the villagers, she listened to their grievances and assured them of necessary action. She emphasized her deep connection with the village, stating that she would never forget Komaravolu. During the meeting, villagers brought various issues to her attention, particularly the lack of road repairs over the past five years.

Women from DWCRA self-help groups also voiced concerns about not receiving zero-interest loans during this period. Addressing the gathering, Bhuvaneswari urged villagers to see her as one of their own. “Don’t call me madam, I am your Bhuvanamma,” she said, expressing her happiness at being in Komaravolu. She assured the residents that Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu was committed to fulfilling his promises and resolving their problems.

She stressed the importance of unity within the village, encouraging people to resolve differences through dialogue and put aside community divisions. “There is no need for anyone to live in fear of one another. We should all work together for the welfare of the village where we were born,” she said. She also called for more development programs to be implemented for the village’s progress.

The people of Komaravolu expressed their joy at Bhuvaneswari’s visit and acknowledged the development initiatives undertaken since the village’s adoption. They reaffirmed their faith in Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu’s leadership and praised Bhuvaneswari’s dedication to their welfare. Pamarru MLA Kumar Raja, speaking on behalf of the villagers, thanked her for her unwavering commitment and service to the community.