Hyderabad: On the irrigation front, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on Tuesday said that funds were not utilised properly and money was not paid to people for land acquisition for irrigation projects, which he said were dead assets.
Mr Naidu added that his government would prepare short and long term plans for development of the state. He said that they would prepare a plan on what they could do in 100 days and added that no one had believed in his Vision 2020 document though the country had followed it.
He said that they would now prepare an “Action Vision” taking all issues into consideration. He said that the government would involve the people in all the government programmes and added that the youth was waiting to take part in the government activities.
He also said that injustice had been done to AP during bifurcation due to lack of rationality and the government would have to start the development of the state from the scratch. He added that they would take the help of the Centre in getting funds and work out what measures to take to create the resources.
He said that they would submit to the finance commission all the details of Seemandhra. He said that all government welfare schemes should reach the people and that the Centre should develop both states equally.
