Eligible farmers will receive ₹2,000 from the central government and ₹5,000 from the state government. The total assistance amounts to ₹7,000 per farmer. This second phase of Annadata Sukhibhava will benefit 46,62,904 farmers across Andhra Pradesh. The combined funds from both governments will total ₹3,077.77 crore.

The minister instructed officials to ensure that if any eligible farmer passes away, their heirs can claim the benefits. Death mutation procedures should be completed promptly so that the scheme applies to the successors.

Authorities have been asked to monitor bank transfers and confirm that all funds are credited to the correct accounts. Farmers are advised to check their accounts after December 19 to confirm receipt of the scheme benefits.

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The Chief Minister recommended deploying National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) teams to the worst-hit areas. He emphasised immediate steps to protect lives and property. Coordination was advised among the Revenue, Disaster Management, Police, Irrigation, Municipal, Roads and Buildings (R&B), and Electricity departments to manage the situation efficiently.

Evacuation orders were issued for residents in low-lying areas to safer locations. Officials informed Naidu that control rooms have been established in South Coastal Andhra and Rayalaseema districts. The Chief Minister also proposed strengthening canals and ponds in vulnerable regions to prevent breaches and damage.

Naidu further urged the setting up of medical camps to address potential risks of infectious diseases after heavy rainfall. The administration was instructed to closely monitor the situation and report progress regularly. Citizens were advised to follow safety guidelines and cooperate with local authorities for smooth rescue operations.

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Avinash alleged that while the government announced an MSP, it was never enforced, allowing middlemen to exploit farmers. He said many farmers were abandoning their crops due to heavy losses. Criticizing Pawan Kalyan, Avinash remarked, “How would someone living in Hyderabad know the condition of Andhra Pradesh’s roads?”

He also accused the government of misusing police machinery to harass YSRCP leaders and stifle opposition activities. District president Ravindranath Reddy added that officials were neglecting farmers, warning that continued apathy could drive many to suicide.

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