Vijayawada, Nov 21 (Reporter) Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Mr Chandrababu Naidu on Thursday announced in the Assembly that a High Court bench will soon be established in Kurnool as promised before the elections. The Chief Minister said the Cabinet had already approved the proposal and the resolution passed by the Assembly on Thursday will be forwarded to the High Court of Andhra Pradesh and the Centre. Speaking in the house after the resolution is passed, he also declared that the offices of the Lokayukta and the Human Rights Commission will not be shifted from Kurnool. Making it clear that the State Government is committed to the comprehensive development of the State, Naidu announced that Visakhapatnam in North Andhra, Kurnool and Tirupati in Rayalaseema region will be developed much further. Regretting that the State did not witness any kind of development in the past five years due to the faulty policies adopted by the previous government in the name of three capitals, the Chief Minister reminded that even when the TDP was in the Opposition the party convinced the people of Visakhapatnam and Kurnool that Amaravathi is the capital of the state. "Comprehensive development of the state is possible only with the TDP. We have done it earlier and will do it now," he said. In fact, it was the TDP founder Late NT Rama Rao, who wanted to shift the Krishna waters to Rayalaseema and as part of it he launched the Telugu Ganga, Handri-Neeva and Nagari-Galeru projects, Naidu recalled. Making it clear that it is only the TDP-led NDA that can complete these projects, Chandrababu felt that if the rivers are interlinked and the Polavaram is completed to shift the Godavari water to Basakacherla it is going to be a gamechanger. The Gollapalli reservoir was completed within a year only to get the Kia Company, he said and stated that the facade of Anantapur got totally changed with the advent of Kia. The CM felt that the state will witness wonders if horticulture is properly developed. Bengaluru airport is close to Anantapur, Hyderabad airport is very close to Kurnool while Chenni airport is very close to Chittoor and the opportunities can be properly utilised for the development of the respective areas. Airport was constructed at Orvakallu during the TDP regime and the Tirupati airport was expanded to increase the services, he said and added that four combined districts have four airports...////...