The Capital News
Vijayawada: In a significant announcement, TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu has declared a paradigm shift towards political administration in Andhra Pradesh, marking an end to bureaucratic rule in the State.
Speaking at a meeting of the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) with newly elected MPs, Naidu outlined his vision for a proactive and responsive governance approach.
Emphasising his forthcoming oath-taking on June 12, Naidu assured a renewed direction under his leadership. “There is a rumor that Chandrababu will not change. That will no longer be the case. You will see a changed Chandrababu,” he stated, highlighting his commitment to regular interactions with MPs despite busy schedules.
Acknowledging the unwavering support of TDP workers and leaders, Naidu commended their dedication and resilience during challenging times. “Henceforth, there will be political administration in the State,” he affirmed, urging unity and collaboration among MLAs and MPs for effective governance.
Naidu also provided key instructions to the newly elected MPs, emphasising responsible utilisation of the people’s mandate for societal welfare. He cautioned against personal agendas and urged prioritisation of State interests in parliamentary proceedings.
Furthermore, Naidu extended an invitation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the Chief Minister’s swearing-in ceremony, signaling a spirit of cooperation and collaboration at both State and national levels.
