Andhra Pradesh : YSRCP Bus Yatra Concludes

At a public meeting marking the conclusion of the Samajika Sadhikara Bus Yatra, speakers expressed confidence that YS Jagan Mohan Reddy will be re-elected as Chief Minister, lauding his efforts to empower marginalized communities, including SC, ST, BC, and minorities, through a range of welfare programs focusing on education, employment, and economic growth.

The leaders, representing various sections, commended CM Jagan for placing significant emphasis on the empowerment of SC, ST, BC, and Minority communities.

They also strongly criticized TDP and its leader N Chandrababu Naidu, as well as Jana Sena Party chief Pawan Kalyan.Local leaders, including corporators, organized rallies across 50 divisions before converging at the Group Theatre Junction for a public meeting.

This gathering held special significance as it was the first major city party event presided over by Deputy Mayor Abhinay Reddy, who has been nominated to contest for the Tirupati Assembly.Youth voices repeatedly hailed Abhinay as a prospective MLA, while others highlighted his pivotal role in the citys development.

Rajahmundry MP Margani Bharath emphasized that actions have consequences, evident in TDP chief Chandrababu Naidus incarceration, a result of the tragic stampede during Godavari Pushkaralu in Rajahmundry which claimed the lives of 28 innocent people.Deputy Mayor Abhinay Reddy provided a comprehensive account of CM Jagans prioritization of various positions in Tirupati, including appointing a BC woman, Dr.R Sirisha, as Corporation Mayor, a position typically reserved for the general category.He also highlighted that over 50% of the corporators belong to weaker sections, and BC candidates were appointed as temple committee chairmen in the city.

Abhinay explained the multitude of development initiatives undertaken by YSRCP since assuming power in 2019.City MLA and TTD chairman Bhumana Karunakar Reddy shared his journey from serving various groups to becoming devoted to his mentor YS Rajasekhara Reddy in 1977.

He emphasized that for him, politics is synonymous with service and instilled the same values in his son Abhinay Reddy, nurturing him as a forward-thinking, educated individual deeply concerned about the welfare of the people.Karunakar Reddy urged the people of Tirupati to consider Abhinays eligibility in the 2024 elections based on merit, rather than simply as his son.He encouraged them to cast their votes if they are convinced of Abhinays suitability, or else to make their decision accordingly.