Oppn scuttling Centre's help to State, says Jagan
He said that the opposition parties had an agenda of keeping the Centre away from giving loans and financial assistance to the State.
HYDERABAD: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy has said that various conspiracies are being hatched against the State Government to side-line the development work in the state. He said that the opposition parties had an agenda of keeping the Centre away from giving loans and financial assistance to the State. He added that the State Government would move forward and complete projects as a priority irrespective of receiving funds from the Centre.
The Chief Minister on Tuesday reviewed the progress of road construction and repair works in the state.
Jagan issued key directions amid criticism from opposition parties over the condition of roads in the state. The CM directed officials to take immediate steps and complete the construction of unfinished roads, bridges, and flyovers across the state.
He said that various construction works across the state have to be considered as a priority and completed expeditiously. He added that roads and bridges needed to be made accessible to public as soon as possible. Jagan also asked officials to fortify bridges which were damaged due to a cyclone.