Inflated Investment Claims: CPI(M) Leader Raghavulu Criticises State Government
CPI(M) leader B.V. Raghavulu sharply criticised the government for making what he called inflated investment claims. Speaking in Visakhapatnam, he said the State is presenting unreal figures and misleading people about the scale of development. Raghavulu added that such inflated investment claims create false hope instead of real progress.
He argued that projects showcased as major achievements either lack proper groundwork or remain stuck at the proposal stage. According to him, the government should focus on jobs, industry support, and public welfare rather than exaggerating numbers.
Raghavulu also said that the State must present clear data on investments, including how much money has actually reached Andhra Pradesh and how many projects have started work on the ground. He noted that transparency is essential for public trust.Local CPI(M) members supported his remarks, saying that unemployment and rising prices continue to trouble families. They claimed that large announcements are not improving the daily lives of workers, farmers, and small traders.
Raghavulu urged the government to set achievable targets and release action plans that citizens can track. He said genuine development will come only through honest reporting and steady implementation, not through big claims made at public events.
