In several areas, farmers have been forced to discard their flowers along roadsides, unable to find buyers. They are urging for a minimum price of ₹35-40 per kilogram to recover their investments . The sudden drop in prices has left many farmers struggling to cover production costs, and they are pinning their hopes on the upcoming Dussehra season to improve the market situation. Farmers are calling for better price support to avoid further financial ruin.

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Speaking to the media, Anjaneyulu alleged that the YSRCP conspired to create a urea shortage, betraying farmers under the guise of protecting them. He challenged YSRCP MLAs to attend the Assembly if they truly cared about farmers’ issues. “If they come, we are even ready to give them an extra hour to speak,” he added.

He accused YSRCP of misleading farmers while ignoring real solutions. “The ruling party created crises only to politicize them,” Anjaneyulu said. He stressed that sincere concern for farmers means open debate in the legislature, not empty promises.

Praising Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, Anjaneyulu said no leader could match him in turning crises into opportunities. He credited Chandrababu for bringing Handri Neeva waters to Rayalaseema, transforming a drought-prone region into fertile land. “The green legacy of Rayalaseema belongs to Chandrababu alone,” he declared.

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