Minister Narayana announced that Amaravati will be developed and ready within the next three years. During his visit to Guntur, he emphasized that Amaravati is emerging as a very safe city. He noted that construction and development activities are moving rapidly, with visible progress every day.
The minister strongly criticized those spreading false propaganda about the capital city. He warned that the people will not forgive attempts to mislead them with misleading graphics and negative campaigns. According to him, citizens can clearly see the ongoing works, and there is no doubt about the progress being made.
The coalition government, after assuming power, placed special focus on Amaravati’s capital development. Major construction projects are underway at a fast pace. Several government buildings are nearing completion, while others remain in advanced stages of construction. Gradually, Amaravati is beginning to take shape as a functioning capital.
Amid this progress, a section of social media users has attempted to undermine the government’s efforts with false claims. Minister Narayana responded with a strong counter, insisting that Amaravati is moving forward as planned and that the city will soon reflect the vision promised to the people.
