YSRCP MP Golla Babu Rao Seeks Details on Super Six Beneficiaries, Alleges Lack of Transparency

YSRCP MP Golla Babu Rao on Saturday demanded that the Andhra Pradesh government release detailed information on the implementation of its flagship Super Six welfare promises , alleging that the administration was presenting announcements as achievements without providing evidence of their full execution.

Speaking to reporters, Babu Rao questioned the government's claims regarding the rollout of the schemes promised during the election campaign. He said the public has a right to know how many people have benefited from each programme, how much money has been spent, and what stage of implementation the schemes have reached. According to him, the government has yet to conclusively demonstrate that any of the major Super Six promises have been implemented in a comprehensive manner.

The YSRCP leader said his party would raise the issue during the forthcoming Parliament session and seek accountability over the status of the welfare commitments. He urged the government to place complete beneficiary and expenditure data in the public domain to ensure transparency.

Babu Rao also commented on the Centre's policy of blending ethanol with petrol. While clarifying that he was not opposed to ethanol blending, he said consumers should continue to have access to pure petrol and be allowed to choose the type of fuel they prefer. He called on the Union government to ensure that multiple fuel options remain available to consumers.

Turning to state politics, the MP renewed allegations of "Red Book governance" in Andhra Pradesh. Referring to statements allegedly made before the elections about a "Red Book Constitution," he said such remarks were inconsistent with democratic principles and constitutional governance. He further alleged that people critical of the government on social media were facing legal action and intimidation.

Babu Rao also expressed concern over the Sai Krishna custodial death case , stating that despite the formation of a Special Investigation Team (SIT), there had been no visible progress toward speedy justice. He alleged that arbitrary cases, detentions, and misuse of stringent laws were increasing in the state, and accused the government of failing to safeguard democratic values and civil liberties.