Jayapratap Reddy Nellore Bureau (June Punnami) The state that provides the largest number of pensions in the country is ours and the coalition government is running in the state with the goal of welfare, said Udayagiri MLA Kakarla Suresh. Udayagiri MLA Kakarla Suresh participated in the NTR Bharosa pension distribution program organized in Gottigundala village, Kondapuram mandal, as a symbol of the welfare of the poor people and the cleanliness of the village development and handed over the pensions to the beneficiaries with his own hands. He said that with the vision of the state Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu, the cooperation of Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan, and the capable leadership of National Telugu Desam Party Working President Nara Lokesh, a new definition of welfare governance has been created in the state. He said that with the determination to provide a dignified life to the people, we are implementing the best pension policy in the country and are standing as a guarantee for every family. On this occasion, he said that the main objective of the coalition government is to support the weaker sections of the society by distributing the pensions provided by the government to widows, old people, disabled people and dialysis patients. Suresh clarified that our coalition government is the only government in the country that is providing financial assistance of ₹4,000 to the elderly, ₹6,000 to the disabled, ₹10,000 to dialysis patients and ₹15,000 to those with special needs. With the support of Nellore Parliamentarian Vemireddy Prabhakar Reddy, Kakarla Suresh inaugurated the newly constructed purified drinking water plant in Gottigundala village through the VPR Amrutadhara program implemented under the auspices of the VPR Foundation. With the inauguration of this water plant, a total of 37 water plants have been made available to the public in the Udayagiri constituency and about 200 water plants in Nellore district. In addition, he said that 7 water plants have already been sanctioned in Kondapuram mandal itself. He said that under the auspices of VPR Foundation, which is providing distinguished services in social service programs, 169 disabled people of Udayagiri constituency have been provided with tricycles and provided them with security. Also, through the VPR Eye Program, 47,434 people in Udayagiri constituency have been tested and 26,423 people have been distributed free eye glasses. As part of the Swachh Andhra-Swarna Andhra program, it was revealed that clean tractors have been sanctioned to the Gottigundala Gram Panchayat at a cost of about Rs 8 lakh to further improve waste collection and village cleanliness. Kakarla Suresh said on this occasion that the government is moving forward based on the four main principles of public welfare, village development, cleanliness and health protection, and their goal is to make every village an ideal village.
