The TDP chief Chandra Babu Naidu has crossed 1000 km distance in his padayatra, in Nizamabad district on Monday.
The 63-year-old former Chief Minister has completed this record in 63 days when he reached Pentakuduru.
TDP founder and Naidu’s father-in-law N T Rama Rao used to believe in numerology and considered number nine to be very auspicious.
This figure nine has suddenly peeped into the life of Chandra Babu Naidu during his ‘Vastunna Meekosam Padayatra’. The day on which he has touched the 1000th km is 03-12-12. The total is 9. His age is 63 also nine. He has completed the record on the 63rd day, also totaling 9.
Addressing the people at Pentakuduru, Naidu has said that he came to them to know their problems and find solutions. Assuring that he would waive farmers’ loans, Naidu said that would be the first file for him to affix his signature. He said second signature would be on the file, abolishing belt shops.
Naidu has sarcastically said that during the Congress regime, liquor was flowing in streams, though there was no drinking water. He told women that he would ensure that these illegal belt shops were removed. He has also assured that he would take steps to provide drinking water, under NTR’s ‘Sujala Sravanti’ scheme.
Naidu has announced that one Bhogineni Srinivas, an NRI has given Rs. 5 lakhs for funding the drinking water scheme in the village.
Congratulating the NRI, Naidu said the ‘Janma Bhoomi’ scheme he has implemented during his rule has inspired many such people to contribute to developmental activities. He has reminded the crowd that several school buildings, drinking water schemes and many developmental activities were taken up under the Janma Bhoomi scheme during his rule.
–Agences