Chandrababu Naidu is known for his 40 years of experience in politics and his remarkable ability to bounce back even after defeats.
The people voted for him, choosing him to be the Chief Minister in the recent elections.
But the question remains: Is he living up to his image and fulfilling the expectations of the people with his governance?
Chandrababu was elected for many reasons, but one of the most significant was his "Super Six" promises, which he made before the elections.
These promises captured the attention of the people, who hoped for better welfare programs compared to YS Jagan Mohan Reddy's administration.
Though the BJP, as part of the coalition, didn’t officially endorse the "Prajagalam" manifesto, both Chandrababu and Pawan Kalyan unveiled it to the public, igniting new hopes and expectations.
At the same time, Amaravati emerged as another key USP for the TDP government.
By now, seven months into his tenure, it was expected that Chandrababu would have advanced the Amaravati agenda with full vigor. However, this has yet to materialize.
How far Chandrababu Naidu is meeting his promises and delivering in line with the people’s expectations is debatable.
GreatAndhra explores this in detail with a headline that bluntly states, “Sorry Sir!” What has been done so far, and what still needs to be done?
Delve into the details in the video.