Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu is demonstrating his unwavering commitment to restoring normalcy in flood-affected Andhra Pradesh. With many areas submerged under floodwaters, Naidu has been touring the impacted regions, speaking directly to those affected to instill confidence and provide reassurance. Known for his crisis management skills, Naidu's efforts are centered around ensuring that rescue and relief operations are carried out efficiently and effectively.

Despite Naidu’s round-the-clock work and his personal involvement in the relief efforts, there have been notable complaints regarding the delay in reaching the flood victims. Naidu himself has acknowledged these issues, expressing his frustration over the lag in relief efforts. He has taken drastic measures, including canceling the leaves of all government officials and insisting that even lower-level officials become actively involved in the relief operations.

Naidu’s directives to government officials and ministers have been stern, with threats of resignation for those failing to perform their duties. However, dissatisfaction remains high among the public, who accuse the government of not delivering timely assistance. Reports suggest that many officials and ministers have been criticized for remaining in safe zones rather than engaging directly with the affected communities, leaving the flood victims to cope with inadequate support.