During the meeting, Lokesh advised senior MLAs and leaders to mentor the first-time legislators. He said new MLAs must learn from the challenges faced by seniors and understand how they reached their current positions. He emphasized that correcting early mistakes is key to sustaining political success.

Lokesh urged ministers to work collectively to make the Investment Partnership Summit in Visakhapatnam on November 14–15 a major success. He said the summit could bring ₹10 lakh crore in investments and create lakhs of direct and indirect jobs across the state.

He instructed every minister to take responsibility for projects under their departments. Lokesh also asked ministers to attend the MSME Parks event on Tuesday and ensure industries are established in their respective districts. He reaffirmed the government’s commitment to generating 20 lakh jobs soon.

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After the agenda discussions, the Chief Minister interacted with ministers about cyclone relief operations. He appreciated ministers and officials for staying at the ground level during Cyclone Motha. Naidu said constant monitoring through RTGS helped minimize loss of life and property. He emphasized that teamwork always delivers better results.

The CM praised ministers for their dedication during the crisis and urged them to maintain the same spirit in future challenges. He reminded them of the importance of coordination with field officers.

Naidu directed ministers and MLAs to take full responsibility for housing the poor. He instructed them to identify people without residential plots and ensure everyone gets a home. He also advised quick solutions for pending revenue issues and transparent communication of government welfare schemes.

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To strengthen ground efforts, the high command appointed in-charge ministers for all seven divisions in the segment. Along with them, MPs, MLAs, MLCs, and corporation chairpersons are staying in the constituency to meet voters directly. Ministers are conducting door-to-door campaigns in local colonies, explaining government welfare and development programs.

Before this, Congress ministers held meetings with caste associations and social organizations to secure their backing. They reportedly received assurances from several community groups to vote for the Congress candidate. MLAs and their followers are also actively participating in the campaign.

To ensure smooth coordination, the party formed multiple committees. Three ministers were appointed as election in-charges, while 40 senior leaders became star campaigners. Women’s votes are being targeted through nine specialized groups, and coordination committees were also set up to streamline election efforts.

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