Andhra Pradesh chief minister jagan mohan reddy-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>ys jagan mohan reddy has been visiting areas to inaugurate different government projects and address public meetings. With elections just two years away, these meetings have become critical, and the chief minister, for some reason, is unwilling to go to the people. At a public meeting in ganapavaram, eluru district, he released the cash of Rythu Bharosa.
The residents are becoming increasingly frustrated by the Chief Minister's public gatherings and trips. The police have taken strict efforts to prevent any dissent or protests in front of the Chief Minister. All stores and commercial institutions in ganapavaram were forcibly closed today, and massive fences were erected in front of shops and houses using long iron rods all along the route taken by the cm convoy.
On both sides of the roadways, police officers from the district and nearby districts were brought in and deployed. Buses, automobiles, and other vehicles are not permitted to enter the settlement. As a result, residents are suffering greatly. "We've never seen such elaborate arrangements for a cm or VIP visit before. It's as though our community has devolved into a war or combat zone. Locals argue that if the chief minister wants to connect with the people through these visits, this is not the way to go.
The residents are becoming increasingly frustrated by the Chief Minister's public gatherings and trips. The police have taken strict efforts to prevent any dissent or protests in front of the Chief Minister. All stores and commercial institutions in ganapavaram were forcibly closed today, and massive fences were erected in front of shops and houses using long iron rods all along the route taken by the cm convoy.
On both sides of the roadways, police officers from the district and nearby districts were brought in and deployed. Buses, automobiles, and other vehicles are not permitted to enter the settlement. As a result, residents are suffering greatly. "We've never seen such elaborate arrangements for a cm or VIP visit before. It's as though our community has devolved into a war or combat zone. Locals argue that if the chief minister wants to connect with the people through these visits, this is not the way to go.
