ndhra is facing a sudden dip in business since the state government applied brakes on infrastructure activities in Amaravati.
Media reports have highlighted vacant empty houses and grocery shops which were proof of the decreased employment in the state. 
An average of 20,000 people, mostly migrants were engaged in various projects which were dependable.
Previously, in May, Mohan Reddy ordered to stop all those contracts that have less than 25% progress on the ground. 
And now, the first 100 days of the government has passed without any major initiatives to help push the investment activity either in government or in the private sector.