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MOUs without Factual Investments will be the Big Farce

– Lanka Dinakar, AP BJP Political Feedback Pramukh

Is the egg-chicken story of the state industries minister on attracting new industries for the state recently wrong? In the meantime, has the egg turned as Laddu? As per the Jagan’s political adviser I Pack propaganda at Six pack level, 340 MOUs worth about 13 lakh crore investments are appearing as stories that out of truth in the future, but the investors in the state have packed up already to move out of the state.

It would have been good if the State Government had said that the investments were driven away from the state for 3 years, people would have believed if the State Government said that the investments were reversed due to reverse tendering.

Investors who came In Visakhapatnam, Rishi Konda gave a glimpse of Apache Cutting to the investors. There are few companies like Greenco, Adani Green Energy and Acorin Energy etc. which came before last year’s Davos list of investments show cased again as new Investments in the summit and the Aurobindo deal is old one.
It is suspected that millions of acres of land were transferred before the investment summit for the companies mentioned in the list of MOUs for the green energy deals that are now being announced again in the summit, Visakhapatnam.

In the end, the central government’s NTPC 2.35 lakh crore investment deal was the biggest one and that does not a deal that came out of the hands of the administrators in Andhra Pradesh. Jagan, who used to complain about ease of doing business as the leader of the opposition in the past as a rank obtained by just filling documents online, can today as the chief minister say that the rank is obtained by filling the same documents online.

There is a huge gap in the Chief Minister’s words in the summit. If the growth in the state is 11.4% higher than the national average as said by the Chief Minister Jagan, why is the unemployment rate in rural and urban areas almost equal to the national average in the report released by the RBI when AP has higher growth than National average.

But shouldn’t the unemployment rate in the state decrease? Why is there the highest number of farmer suicides in the state where most of the growth of the state is in agriculture? Why is the per capita debt of farmers in the state twice as high as the national average? Why does the unemployed have to wait for the employment guarantee scheme under MGNREGA in villages? Why is the per capita debt high in the state when the growth rate is so high and the per capita income in the state is higher than the national average?

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