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YSRCP govt left 85L MT of garbage as a legacy: CM
The New Indian Express Tadepalligudem
|March 16, 2025
Leading by example, Naidu cleans streets as part of 'Swachhandhra'
ASSERTING that his government accords top priority to the welfare of citizens and the development of Andhra Pradesh, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu squarely blamed the previous YSRCP regime for widespread devastation in every sector of the State.
Addressing a large gathering at the Swarnandhra - Swachhandhra programme at Tanuku in West Godavari district on Saturday, Naidu painted a stark contrast between his proactive governance, and what he described as the YSRCP's ruinous five-year tenure, which he claimed saddled the State with a staggering ₹10 lakh crore debt.
Naidu minced no words in his critique, accusing the YS-CP of looting the State's resources, suppressing free speech, and leaving behind a legacy of neglect and mismanagement. "They imposed taxes on garbage, stamped their pictures on land ownership documents, and introduced the Land Titling Act to seize lakhs of acres of private land," he charged.
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