Jagan visit boosts cadre morale

Jagan visit boosts cadre morale
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The YSRCP President and Leader of the Opposition YS Jaganmohan Reddy visit to the Vempalle and Simhadripuram mandals in Pulivendula Assembly constituency on Saturday boosted the morale of party workers.

* YSRCP Chief consoles families of party workers in Vempalle and Simhadripuram mandals in Pulivendula Assembly constituency
* Alleges the TDP government is adopting anti-people policies
* Says more farmers committed suicide due to debts after TDP came to power

Vempalle: The YSRCP President and Leader of the Opposition YS Jaganmohan Reddy visit to the Vempalle and Simhadripuram mandals in Pulivendula Assembly constituency on Saturday boosted the morale of party workers. Jagan visited the two mandals to console the YSRCP leaders and workers, who lost their kith and kin for various reasons including ill-health and age factor.

The YSRCP Chief met more than 10 families in the Vempalle mandal and about 5 families in Simhadripuram mandal and consoled them. He also attended a child naming ceremony in Vempalle at a house of MPTC and YSRCP leader Jayalakshmi. He named Jayalakshmi’s grandson as Jaswanth Royal.

After completing the mandals visit, Jagan told the YSRCP leaders and workers that the State government has been adopting anti-people policies. He stated that the TDP government has miserably failed to fulfil the promises made to people during the elections. He also lamented that the farmers in the State are suffering as they are not getting the benefits of farm loan waiver scheme. He further said more farmers have committed suicide due to debts after the TDP government came to power.

Jagan exuded confidence that the YSRCP would be in power in the coming days and it would provide better rule to the people of the State. Kadap MP YS Avinash Reddy, YSRCP district president and Rajampet former MLA A Amarnath Reddy and others were present along with the Jagan during his mandals’ visit.

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