AP Elections: Historic Initiative Secures Property Rights for the Poor

CM YS Jagan stated that with the registration of conveyance deeds for house sites to the poor, the beneficiaries will have complete rights over the lands. He attended a house site distribution program for the poor in N. Agraharam in the Ongole constituency of Prakasam district. Speaking on the occasion, he mentioned that this event marks a golden chapter in Ongole’s history, highlighting that land titles were distributed to 21,000 beneficiaries.

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Equal Justice for All

Jagan stated that every step taken since assuming power has been for the welfare of the poor. He emphasized that there should not be one law for the poor and another for the rich, which led to the decision to provide registered conveyance deeds. He reminded that numerous battles were fought against the landlords for the sake of the poor. During these 58 months of governance, he brought revolutionary changes in the state, claiming to have provided house titles to 31 lakh poor families, a record in the country’s history. He also highlighted the increase in the Aarogyasri scheme’s cap to Rs. 25 lakhs, ensuring corporate-level healthcare for the poor.

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Making Sisters Millionaires

CM Jagan stated that they are ensuring every individual, through the distribution of house sites, holds an asset worth Rs. 10 lakhs, particularly aiming to empower sisters with their own homes by providing them with land titles and conveyance deeds. He highlighted initiatives like Navaratnalu and free distribution of houses to the poor, along with complimentary registration, as measures towards this goal. He boasted of distributing assets worth Rs. 3 lakh crores through land and construction, assuring permanent rights to the beneficiaries after ten years. However, he criticized the previous government under Chandrababu Naidu for filing 1191 cases to obstruct these distributions and not allocating even a cent of land during his tenure.