Hans News Service Visakhapatnam

VisakhapatnamMember of Parliament M Sribharat stated that the coalition government’s primary agenda is the development of the State and the welfare of the people.

Inaugurating Kapu Community Hall at Padmanabha Nagar in Visakhapatnam on Friday in the presence of MLC Vepada Chiranjeevi Rao and MLA PGVR Naidu (Ganababu), among others, he urged the public to remain vigilant against attempts to create divisions for political gain and emphasised the need to safeguard the alliance’s unity.

The MP said that Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, Deputy Chief Minister K Pawan Kalyan, and the BJP leadership are working in tandem for the progress of Andhra Pradesh and any attempts to weaken the alliance will not be entertained.

The community hall was built with GVMC funds at a cost of Rs 1.9 crore. Following the inauguration, floral tributes were paid to the statues of Sri Krishnadevaraya and Vangaveeti Mohana Ranga installed at the premises.

Emphasising that development and public welfare are his core principles, Sribharat said that in politics, delivering meaningful work for the people is more important than seeking personal credit. He reiterated that he respects all sections of society equally and steers away from caste-based politics.

Appreciating MLA Ganababu for his commitment towards development and resolve to sort out several long-pending public issues in the constituency, the MP expressed delight that the people of the Visakhapatnam West constituency understand the value of development and encourage good leadership.

Also, Sribharat highlighted MLC Vepada Chiranjeevi Rao’s efforts in playing a key role in providing political awareness and training the party cadre.

Sribharat appealed to community elders and financially well-settled members to extend support for the further development of the community hall. He suggested that the facility should serve not only a section of society, but also be made available to poor and needy families based on their requirements.

Leaders of Kapu community, alliance party representatives and local residents participated in the programme.