Nara Lokesh's Pledge to Transform Andhra Pradesh's Youth Employment Landscape

In a momentous declaration, Nara Lokesh, the National General Secretary of the Telugu Desam Party, has stepped forward as a fervent advocate for the future of youth employment in Andhra Pradesh. With unwavering determination, he is shining a light on the seismic leadership changes under Chief Minister Jaganmohan Reddy, promising a brighter future for the state's young workforce.

Addressing unemployed youth at rallies in Gurla Vani Palem, Lemarti, Tadi, and Tadana villages, Lokesh pulled no punches in critiquing the government's failure to generate employment opportunities. Shockingly, Andhra Pradesh, under Jagan's leadership, now bears the unfortunate distinction of having the nation's highest unemployment rate, a staggering 28%. This stark reality stands in stark contrast to the lofty promises made during elections when Jagan pledged to create 2.3 million jobs.

In response to this pressing issue, Nara Lokesh has unveiled a comprehensive plan to combat youth unemployment. If elected, his party commits to establishing skill development centers dedicated to the state's unemployed youth, offering them monthly stipends until they secure employment. This bold vision signifies Lokesh's unwavering commitment to a future where Andhra Pradesh's youth are empowered and gainfully employed, ushering in a new era of progress and prosperity for the state.