00:00In 2011, in the 12th district, I went on foot.
00:04As I was walking, I went to a village in Nizhabad in the 12th and 1st district at night.
00:10I was sitting on the road and salivating.
00:12I said, let's talk for a while, and we talked.
00:15Sir, I'm very sad. I don't know when the current will come.
00:18That's why I'm staying awake at night.
00:21One of them said that. I'm an engineer.
00:24What is it? Why did you come?
00:26My father has been studying for me all his life.
00:30He used to come and sleep here every day.
00:33I came on holidays.
00:35I came here to give my father at least two days of rest.
00:39Then I asked, what is this?
00:41The laser is scaring me.
00:43It's coming in the paper.
00:44The bombs are exploding.
00:45It's getting dark.
00:46The boy said, I'm getting scared.
00:49I was very sad.
00:50I'm telling you these things to say that I've seen a lot of such things in my life.
00:55I can proudly say today.
00:57It's 9 o'clock.
00:59It's daytime.
01:00I'm giving electricity to the farmer.
01:04I thought about it.
01:05The administration is also a premature administration.
01:09When they give the current bill,
01:12One person comes to our house and takes a meter reading.
01:15From there, they go straight to the office and send a meter reading to an alter.
01:19They raise the bill.
01:21Again, the department comes and gives the bill to our house.
01:25We take that bill and the bill collector comes for a few days.
01:29He has to pay that day.
01:30If they go and pay the money to the bill collector again,
01:33Otherwise, it will be disconnected.
01:35If you look at the process, it's complicated.
01:38Why is this process happening?
01:40I asked.
01:41If there is no answer,
01:43That day we brought the spot billing.
01:46We brought the bill.
01:47Paying the bill.
01:48Giving it there.
01:49Telling them to pay.
01:50Today, you need the bill.
01:52If you send a meter reading to your house and send it straight to your SMS,
01:59There is a situation where you have to pay directly to the bank.
02:01A party that accepts such reforms.
02:04Telugu Nation Party.
02:09If I wanted to work for the country,
02:11I was called a World Bank employee in the assembly.
02:15As a Chief Minister.
02:16It's okay, I fell.
02:17If I fell for something, I fell for the country.
02:20I fell with satisfaction.
02:21For the first time, I was on the electricity board.
02:24The only country that brought electricity reforms in India.
02:28The only country.
02:29The only country.
02:30Andhra Pradesh is the only country.
02:32Then, we did not do anything.
02:34When there was no regulatory commission,
02:35The reform came in 1991.
02:37In 1998, we brought the electricity reforms.
02:40We brought the culture.
02:41At that time, we divided it into three.
02:45Distribution Company.
02:46Generation Company.
02:48Transmission Committee.
02:50On the other side, to regulate all this,
02:54We set up a regulatory commission.
02:56So far, where are you selling the current?
02:59How many people are stealing?
03:01We brought energy alerting from an unknown situation.
03:04We brought alerting.
03:05For the first time in 2003-04,
03:0823% transmission and commercial loss was established.
03:14The first government in India.
03:16The government of Andhra Pradesh.
03:18I am telling you.
03:19The only country that does not have electricity.
03:22If there is no country in India,
03:24I am here to request the government of Andhra Pradesh.
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