Andhra's two-wheeler sales dropped by 6.52 percent in H1FY23, spurring concern for state government
Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy is reported to have taken serious note of the negative trend and directed Transport Department officials to "create a conducive situation in AP" in comparison to other states
The Andhra Pradesh (AP) government seems to be in a pickle, with two-wheeler sales in the state falling by 6.52 percent during the first half of FY23, whereas the nationwide average improved by 26.05 percent over the same period, according to news agency PTI on Sunday.
AP is the only state in the country with negative growth in this segment, leaving stakeholders in the state worried. The state reported a 1.76 percent decline in all categories of vehicle sales in the first half, raising concerns in the government, the report added.
Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy is reported ...
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