The event witnessed a large gathering of people from Kuppam. Speaking to the media, Bhuvaneshwari stated that the housewarming was significant as it took place in the presence of the local community

Metro India News | AMARAVATI

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and his wife Nara Bhuvaneshwari entered their newly constructed residence in Kuppam as part of a housewarming ceremony. The event, held in the Kuppam constituency, was attended by local residents, party workers, and leaders.

The ceremony began at 5 a.m. with special pujas conducted under the guidance of Vedic scholars. The Chief Minister and his wife performed the rituals before formally stepping into the new house. Their son, IT and Human Resources Minister Nara Lokesh, and his wife Brahmani also participated.

Security measures were implemented across the region for the Chief Minister’s visit. Police forces were deployed in and around Shivapuram, PES Medical College, and along the V. Kota–Kuppam National Highway to manage traffic and ensure public safety. Vehicular traffic was diverted to prevent disruptions. The event saw a large gathering of people from Kuppam. Speaking to the media, Bhuvaneshwari stated that the housewarming was significant as it took place in the presence of the local community.

Minister Nara Lokesh shared a message on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), stating that the housewarming was conducted in the presence of the people of Kuppam, who have supported their family for 36 years. The housewarming marked the establishment of a residence in Kuppam, further strengthening the connection between the Naidu family and the constituency.