Najeer: After our government came to power, the per capita income has increased.

Amaravati: The AP Budget sessions have begun. Governor Najeer is addressing both houses. He stated that the people gave an overwhelming majority to their government in the elections. A coalition government was formed according to the people's wishes. The state has faced many difficulties in the past five years. The previous government's rule caused significant losses to the state.

He emphasized that the government is benefiting people through the Super Six schemes. He also mentioned that the Land Titling Act was repealed immediately after they came into power, and they signed the Mega DSC files. They introduced Anna Canteens to feed the poor. Since the coalition came into power, they are putting the state back on track. After their government came to power, the per capita income has increased. Najeer expressed confidence that if given opportunities, everyone would provide better services. He also mentioned that pensions are being provided to people on the first day of every month.

The government is providing scholarships to poor students. Special attention is being given to education, healthcare, and basic infrastructure. He expressed the aspiration to fulfill the dream of a Golden Andhra by 2047. Najeer highlighted that BC communities are the backbone of society, and special programs have been designed for them. There are 34% reservations for BCs in local bodies and nominated posts. Multiple schemes have been introduced to enhance the living standards of the people. He reiterated that the government's goal is to ensure that every eligible person has their own house.

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