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YSRCP MPs will raise Fathima College issue in Parliament
Former MLA and YSRCP leader Malladi Vishnu on Tuesday assured that his party MPs would raise the problems faced by students from Fathima Medical College in the Parliament in the coming session.
Vijayawada: Former MLA and YSRCP leader Malladi Vishnu on Tuesday assured that his party MPs would raise the problems faced by students from Fathima Medical College in the Parliament in the coming session.
He met the agitating students of Fathima Medical College at Dharna Chowk here and expressed his solidarity. He extended his support to the protesting students.
Later, the students submitted a memorandum to Malldi Vishnu. In a memorandum submitted, the students demanded that the government relocate them and save their academic year.
Speaking on this occasion, Malladi Vishnu replied he would explain how Fathima Medical College management cheated the students and how the students were suffering. He criticised that the government had failed to do justice to the students and added that the YSRCP MPs would mount pressure on the Centre to relocate the students and admit them in other medical colleges and try to do justice to them.
Meanwhile, the relay fast camp launched by the students entered the 22nd day on Tuesday. The students and parents participated in the relay fast camp.
