Monta’ Cyclone: Citizens Urged to Remain Vigilant* *TDP Leaders and Party Workers Must Stand by the People During the Storm* _*-TDP State President Mr. Palla Srinivasa Rao*_

.                    by Sharma K.V.   Editor
Amaravati, October 25:* As the specter of Cyclone Monta looms over Andhra Pradesh, casting uncertainty across its coastal expanse, *TDP State President Mr. Palla Srinivasa Rao* has issued a clarion call for unwavering vigilance among citizens. With the India Meteorological Department issuing a red alert—the highest warning tier—the responsibility now rests firmly on district administrations to undertake pre-emptive measures, in strict alignment with directives issued by *Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu*.

Forecasts suggest that the cyclone will affect the state from October 26 through 29, Strong winds and heavy rainfall are projected from Srikakulam to Tirupati, potentially testing the resilience of communities long accustomed to nature’s vagaries. In response, Mr. Srinivasa Rao emphasized the need for comprehensive preparedness: adequate stockpiles of relief materials, reinforced communication channels, and seamless inter-departmental coordination to mitigate the storm’s impact. He further urged officials to execute the Chief Minister’s emergency response plans without delay, ensuring essential services remain uninterrupted throughout.

For Mr. Srinivasa Rao, crisis response is not merely an administrative duty but a pledge to the people. He called upon TDP leaders and grassroots volunteers to remain physically present in the storm’s projected path, coordinating with local authorities to ensure no citizen faces adversity alone. “The party’s cadre must act as a bulwark for the public, providing assistance wherever necessary,” said Mr. Srinivasa Rao, stressing that community solidarity often serves as the foundation for swift recovery in Andhra Pradesh. His appeal underscores both civic responsibility and the dignity inherent in collective vigilance.