Super Six ballot guarantees in Andhra Pradesh superhit: CM Chandrababu Naidu

Slamming the earlier YSRCP authorities for allegedly pushing the State into money owed, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu on Friday (August 15, 2025) stated the “Super Six” ballot promise was “superhit.”

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Addressing the gathering after hoisting the nationwide flag as a part of Independence Day celebrations, Mr. Naidu stated with a 94% strike charge Andhra Pradesh folks created a silent revolution and introduced the Telugu Desam Party-led (TDP) NDA into energy within the State in 2024 polls.

He additional stated, over the past one 12 months with the concentrate on welfare, improvement, and good governance, the NDA authorities bought nice satisfaction in serving the folks.

“I’m saying this right now with humility and satisfaction. The coalition authorities is providing unmatched welfare help. There isn’t any impediment to improvement. There are unprecedented efforts for good governance. This is a document. This is an all-time document,” he stated.

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Mr. Naidu alleged that the earlier YSRCP authorities destroyed the State over the previous 5 years and tarnished the State’s model picture. “The State plunged right into a debt of ₹10.30 lakh crore,” he stated.

“Polavaram venture stalled and Amaravati capital works didn’t transfer ahead throughout the earlier regime,” he alleged.

In the occasion held at Indira Gandhi Municipal Stadium in Vijayawada, he inspected varied wings of the Police Department accompanied by the DGP Harish Kumar Gupta. This was adopted by police march previous.

“Independence Day greetings to all of the folks of the nation. This is a time when India is rising as a powerful energy amongst all of the nations the world over,” Mr. Naidu stated in a put up on X. Further, he referred to as on the folks of the nation to work collectively for the unity, safety and progress of the State.