Nara Lokesh Highlights Political Padayatra as Essential for Leadership
Nara Lokesh, Andhra Pradesh’s Minister for Education and IT, appeared before the 12th Additional District Court in Visakhapatnam in a defamation case against Sakshi newspaper. The hearing was postponed to February 28 after the defense counsel failed to appear, and Lokesh addressed the media regarding his political journey and leadership approach.
Nara Lokesh’s Perspective on Political Leadership
- Lokesh compared a political padayatra to pursuing an MBA, emphasizing its importance in understanding people’s issues.
- He stated that his MBA at Stanford University prepared him for business, but a padayatra is vital to connect with the public and address their concerns.
- Promises made during his “Yuvagalam Padayatra” are being actively addressed, highlighting his commitment to public engagement.
Defamation Case Against Sakshi Newspaper: Criticism of Opposition Leadership
- Lokesh criticized Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy, alleging distrust within the YSRCP leadership.
- He claimed that financial and land-related scandals, such as issues with the Kakinada port, are under investigation.
- Lokesh emphasized that these actions are about accountability and transparency, not political vendetta.
Lokesh’s Commitment to Transparency and Public Grievances
- Programs like Praja Darbar ensure direct interaction with citizens, aiming to resolve public issues effectively.
- Lokesh reiterated his pledge to stay connected with the people and deliver on his promises, maintaining transparency in governance.
Nara Lokesh emphasized the significance of a political padayatra, pledging accountability, transparency, and sustained engagement with the people.
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