Naidu Asks TD Cadre To Counter Misinformation, Highlight Inclusive Development
He said attempts to spread hatred and unrest through false propaganda must be firmly rebutted and asserted that truth would ultimately prevail.
VIJAYAWADA: Development for all regions and equal opportunities for every citizen should remain the core message of the NDA coalition government, Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu said while directing Telugu Desam and alliance leaders to intensify outreach about the government's welfare and development initiatives. Addressing senior party leaders through a video conference on Saturday, Naidu said the government has accorded top priority to resolving long-pending revenue disputes. He announced that decades-old land issues in Shettipalli, Vatticherukuru, Kangundi, and Gutupalli villages have been resolved. He said lands brought under dispute through Section 22-A restrictions imposed by the previous regime are being released in a phased manner. The Chief Minister asked cadre to effectively counter what he described as the YSRC’s misinformation campaign on social media by presenting facts before the people.
He said attempts to spread hatred and unrest through false propaganda must be firmly rebutted and asserted that truth would ultimately prevail. Naidu said the government would take appropriate action against those promoting social discord, while party workers should simultaneously educate the public about facts and the coalition government's achievements. The CM observed that people are closely watching political developments. He advised party leaders not to react emotionally to provocative statements. Instead, they should refute allegations with evidence and maintain political restraint.Naidu directed party workers to widely publicise implementation of the irrigation calendar for water projects, the launch of a special app for urea distribution, the credit of Annadata Sukhibhava assistance into farmers’ accounts, and the release of funds under the Talliki Vandanam scheme later this month.He instructed party leaders to closely monitor the implementation of government schemes at the grassroots level, coordinate with local officials to address public grievances, and strengthen public confidence ahead of the forthcoming local body elections.
The Chief Minister described party workers as the vital bridge between the government and the people. He called for greater coordination between the party and the people to ensure inclusive development across the state.