Reacting to the incident, Anitha questioned the purpose of the YSRCP leaders’ visit. She alleged that they created unrest instead of meeting farmers peacefully. Home Minister Anitha slams YSRCP over Amaravati tension and said police had already warned that the visit could trigger trouble. She also claimed that most people in the area had donated land for the Amaravati capital project.

The Home Minister said the police will investigate the complaints filed over the clash and take legal action against those found responsible. She added that the state government remains committed to completing Amaravati as the capital by 2027 and accused the YSRCP of trying to create unnecessary political drama.

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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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