One of the main complaints against the previous chief minister of Andhra Pradesh, Jagan Mohan Reddy was his reluctance to meet the public and get their feedback.
After getting elected as the chief minister, he cancelled out all the outreach programmes and confined himself to his coterie who happened to consistently misinform him. The reflected in the result later as Jagan got just 11 seats in the 2024 election.
After closely monitoring, what had happened, the NDA government is doing everything in its power to mitigate the risk of public disconnection. On that note, they are planning something pretty big in the corresponding week.
Starting from June 9 to June 15, NDA parties Telugu Desam, Janasena and BJP will be taking cumulative mass outreach programmes across Andhra Pradesh.
On June 9, there will be a massive outreach program that is primarily revolving around the welfare schemes, followed by Amaravati programme on June 12, where administrative grievances will be collected.
On June 15, there will be this outreach program in Vizag where inputs regarding development activities will be collected by the government. This is an open opportunity for the common public to express their views and opinions on the incumbent government and its representatives.
These programmes will crucially help the government to get the public consensus on the current administration and possibly better their course of action in the future.
