Addressing the candidates at his residence in Undavalli, Amaravati, he asked them to strictly follow the party's policies and decisions and work for the welfare of the people by being loyal to the party.

He also pledged that he will dedicate himself to the service of the people, always being available to them and working towards the welfare of all communities irrespective of any caste, creed or religious affiliation while maintaining moral values ​​to build an ideal society. Will work for.

He also vowed to strive to achieve the ambitions of party founder late NT Rama Rao and maintain the self-respect of all the people of the state. TDP candidates also promised to be partners in the reconstruction of the state. People are protecting their property and their lives.

He said that he would work hard for the welfare of the state and progress of the people.

Those who received B-forms from Naidu include his son and TDP national general secretary Nara Lokesh, who is contesting from Mangalagiri assembly constituency, his brother-in-law and top actor N. Balkrishna, who is contesting re-election from Hindupur assembly constituency, and TDP state president K. Atchannaidu, who is contesting the assembly elections again from Tekali.

Simultaneous elections for the 175-member state assembly and 25 Lok Sabha seats are to be held on May 13.

The TDP is contesting the elections in alliance with actor-politician Pawan Kalyan-led Jana Sena Party and the BJP. While TDP is contesting on 14 assembly seats, it has left 21 seats for Jana Sena and 10 for BJP. TDP has also left six Lok Sabha seats for BJP and two for Jana Sena. I am fielding candidates in the remaining 17 constituencies. The tripartite alliance is in direct competition with the ruling YSR Congress Party.