In a grand celebration, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and his family members performed a housewarming ceremony on Sunday as they entered their new residence in Kuppam, Naidu’s home constituency in Chittoor district.
The event was marked by traditional rituals and festivities as the Chief Minister, along with his wife Nara Bhuvaneswari and other family members, officially inaugurated their new abode in the constituency he has represented in the state legislature since 1989.
Naidu, who has been the driving force behind the state’s ambitious plans for development and transformation, chose to celebrate this personal milestone in the very region that has been his political stronghold for over three decades. The new house, located in Kuppam, is seen as a symbol of Naidu’s deep-rooted connection with the people of his constituency.
During the housewarming ceremony, the Naidu family performed puja and other auspicious rituals, seeking blessings for their new home. The event was attended by a large gathering of local residents, party workers, and political leaders, who came to congratulate the Chief Minister and his family on this special occasion.
The move to Kuppam also underscores Naidu’s commitment to maintaining a strong presence in his home base, even as he juggles the responsibilities of leading the state government. By establishing his family’s new residence in the constituency, Naidu aims to further strengthen his ties with the local community and continue his legacy of serving the people of Andhra Pradesh.
The housewarming ceremony in Kuppam is seen as a symbolic gesture, reflecting Naidu’s dedication to his roots and his continued focus on the overall development and progress of the state. As Andhra Pradesh looks to the future, the Chief Minister’s personal move to his hometown serves as a testament to his enduring connection with the people he has pledged to serve.
