Telangana in three months.. and how much for AP in five years?” title=”Investments: 6000 crores for Telangana in three months.. and how much for AP in five years?” class=”lozad”>
Investments: YCP Sarkar says that they are ruling AP by giving equal importance to welfare and development. As far as welfare is concerned, there is a rumor that Jagan's government is lagging behind in terms of development. It is clear that there is no industrial progress in particular. How many crores of investment has the state received industrially? How many industries have come up? Have you been able to attract commercial firms and IT companies? That means silence is the answer. Jagan's government has been criticized for not bringing in new industries and driving out existing industries.
It has been three months since the Congress government led by Revanth Reddy in Telangana. It seems that the state has received investments of 6000 crores so far. He went to the Davos Economic Conference with his team 15 days after taking charge as CM. Investments of 30 to 40 thousand crore rupees have been achieved for the state. Agreements signed by KCR government earlier were also respected. KCR Sarkar has entered into an agreement with Renusys India Pvt Ltd. The then government worked hard to achieve this. The Revanth Reddy government cordially invited the organization to the state. The said company is going to set up the largest solar PV modules and TV cells manufacturing industry in Telangana with Rs 6000 crores.
Revanth Sarkar's achievement was to set up an industry at a cost of 6000 crore rupees in just three months. And how much should Jagan achieve in his five-year rule? How much did you achieve? There is a criticism of the YCP leaders that they have made many companies like Amar Raja Batteries and Lulu Group go out without bringing in new ones. There was no industrial progress. Employment opportunities for unemployed youth have decreased. All of them are going to neighboring states in search of employment.
After coming to power, the YCP government reviewed the agreements made by the previous government. Canceled across the board. At least industrial progress would have been achieved if good projects had been taken up in it. When the Bhakta government comes to power, if the decisions of the previous government are set aside without implementation, it can be understood by looking at AP how the situation of the state will change. If the decisions and policies of the previous government are continued with the necessary changes, development results will be achieved. But Jagan Sarkar's completion of five years rule without making any such efforts has become a curse for this state.
