Jagan explains welfare done by his got: Seeks votes

Tuggali: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy recently embarked on an election campaign tour, visiting the villages of Tuggali and Ratana. During these visits, CM Jagan engaged with local residents, highlighting the developmental strides made during his 58-month tenure.

He underscored efforts to eradicate the prevailing culture of bribery and ensure equitable distribution of welfare schemes across caste, religion, and region lines.

CM Jagan emphasized the direct transfer of funds to beneficiaries' accounts, exemplifying the inclusive approach of the YSRCP government. Notably, he revealed that 95 percent of households in Tuggali and Ratana have directly benefited from government initiatives.

Substantial funds have been allocated to these villages through schemes like Jagananna Vidya Devena, with Tuggali receiving Rs. 29 crores and 65 lakhs, and Ratana obtaining Rs. 26 crores and 59 lakhs.

Assuring non-partisan welfare provision, CM Jagan reaffirmed his administration's commitment to the holistic development of Andhra Pradesh and its populace.