Justice for AgriGold victims brooks no delay, Naidu officials
The government will deal firmly with those trying to obstruct relief measures by approaching courts, he says, and instructs officials to speed up the auction of properties so that compensation can be disbursed to victims at the earliest
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has ordered officials to swiftly move towards providing justice for the victims of the AgriGold scam, and has cautioned against any attempts to delay this process through legal means. During a review meeting with Ministers following the Cabinet meeting, Mr. Naidu stated that the government would take a firm stance against those attempting to obstruct relief measures by seeking court interventions.
The Chief Minister instructed officials to expedite the process of auctioning properties in order to disburse compensation to the victims as quickly as possible. Additionally, Mr. Naidu directed Ministers to organize Independence Day celebrations in accordance with the Centre’s Viksit Bharat 2047 vision, while simultaneously aligning with the objectives of the State’s Swarna Andhra Vision-2047.
The Chief Minister stressed the importance of effectively utilizing floodwaters from upstream regions to tackle drinking water scarcity and ensure a sufficient supply of fodder for livestock. Mr. Naidu also announced that the State Assembly would convene for four days from August 17 to 20.
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