TDP chief Nara Chandrababu Naidu is scheduled to take the oath of office as the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh for the fourth time in a matter of hours. He will take on the duties of the state following the swearing-in ceremony, which is set at 11:27 AM.
With great enthusiasm, the ceremony’s preparations have been finished. The location, which is in the Krishna district’s Kesarpalli village of Gannavaram, has been exclusively prepared. Within a 20-acre space, three enormous tents have been erected.
There are dedicated galleries set up for visitors and VIPs, and there are seats for sixty individuals on stage.
The stage has been lavishly decorated. An estimated fifty thousand members and supporters of the TDP, Janasena, and BJP are expected to be present at the function.
There is a dedicated gallery set aside for farmers who donated their land to the capital.
A large number of well-known people have already reached Vijayawada to witness Chandrababu‘s swearing-in. On Tuesday evening, members of the Mega, Nandamuri, and Nara families arrived in Vijayawada. VIPs and VVIPs who have been invited have been given special passes.
Dignitaries from throughout the country and around the world are anticipated to attend. There will also likely be a lot of partygoers and party workers in attendance, so a lot of planning will go into it. To guarantee that everyone can see the proceedings, large LED screens have been installed.
Behind the stage are green rooms reserved for distinguished guests attending Chandrababu’s swearing-in ceremony. Prominent visitors have been assigned these rooms. Prime Minister Modi, along with JP Nadda, Amit Shah, the home minister, and other federal ministers, will be receiving special treatment in a green room close to the stage.
For the PMO workers, another room has been set up. Governor Abdul Nazeer has a green room setup, and the Chief Minister has a separate green room set up. VVIPs are only allowed in the additional green room next to the Chief Minister’s room.
A significant number of people are anticipated to attend Chandrababu‘s swearing-in, therefore authorities have put in place a lot of security. Three thousand of the ten thousand police officers that have been sent out are stationed in Vijayawada.
The Kesarpalli event site, the surrounding districts, and Gannavaram airport will be guarded by 7,000 police officers. The security arrangements are supervised by more than sixty IPS personnel.