Super-Six, Praja Galam Manifesto To Be Implemented in Full: CM

While he himself will interact with party leaders in the party office every Saturday, Naidu has instructed his ministers to visit TD offices in their respective places and meet the party workers and people.

Speaking on the occasion, Chandrababu Naidu acknowledged that deputy chief minister Pawan Kalyan played a major role in ensuring that the anti-incumbency vote did not get divided. He underlined that BJP too had come forward to work together to take the state forward.

The Chief Minister made it clear that those who have worked hard for the success of the NDA alliance will certainly get the nominated posts.

On the occasion, Chandrababu Naidu held a teleconference with leaders and activists of the NDA. He said, "This time, we have won a record number of seats, which we never secured in the past 20 years. It is not a common success but a historic victory, which has been achieved with the confidence reposed on us by the people," he told the NDA activists.

Pointing out that the NDA alliance has achieved 57 per cent share of the vote, he advised MLAs not to neglect local party leaders and cadres. "We should come to the rescue of people who have given such a tremendous verdict," he said.

Chandrababu Naidu made it clear that the promises made to people during the election campaign like the Super-Six and Praja Galam manifesto will be implemented in its letter and spirit.

Stating that he has already signed files like the Mega DSC, revocation of Land Titling Act, revision of pension, skill census and revival of Anna canteens, the Chief Minister promised to provide employment to youth after assessing their skills.

He said there is every possibility of the skill census totally transforming the lifestyle of youth in the state. He assured that Anna canteens will be revived at all the places, where they existed between 2014 and 2019.