Date: October 18, 2024
Red Star CPI Leader Narayana Ground Report
Red Star CPI Leader Narayana Ground Report
The introduction of Andhra Pradesh’s new liquor policy has been welcomed by the public. For the past five years, people faced poor-quality, expensive liquor under the previous regime. Now, under the NDA government, the situation has improved. The Communist Party of India (CPI) leader Narayana decided to visit a wine shop to see the effects of the new policy.
Public Praises New Policy
In a recent video, Narayana visits a wine shop, asking customers about the quality of liquor. The feedback is overwhelmingly positive. One customer was heard saying, “We suffered with poor-quality liquor earlier.” The individual went on to criticize the old government for selling unsafe alcohol.
Narayana Validation of the Policy
Narayana has been a vocal critic of Jagan Mohan Reddy’s administration, especially when it came to the sale of contaminated liquor during his tenure as Chief Minister. In the past, Narayana led protests and campaigns against Jagan’s Bhoo Raksha program, even going as far as clicking photos next to boundary stones imprinted with Jagan’s name to expose what he called “mismanagement” at the ground level. The new policy was seen as a much-needed relief for the public. His ground report offered important feedback for the NDA government, showing that the people support the changes.
Opposition to Jagan’s Liquor Policies
Narayana has a history of criticizing Jagan’s administration, especially concerning the sale of adulterated alcohol. During Jagan’s time as Chief Minister, Narayana led protests, calling out the mismanagement of liquor sales.
A Positive Shift for the Public
The new liquor policy under the NDA government has made a difference. The public’s response shows that affordable, quality liquor is essential. Narayana’s ground-level observations validate the success of this policy.
Final Thoughts: The Masses Approve the New Liquor Policy
The recent developments in Andhra Pradesh’s liquor policy are a testament to the importance of addressing public needs. Narayana’s ground report reveals a deep sense of relief among the public, who have welcomed the return of quality liquor at affordable prices. This shift is not just a victory for the NDA government, but also a step towards rebuilding trust with the people.