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Left parties to launch bus yatra from Feb 20
The 14 day-long ‘Rayalaseema bus yatra’ to be taken up jointly by CPM and CPI to focus on the issues of backward region, will be held for three days in Chittoor district, according to CPM state leader V Krishnaiah.
Tirupati: The 14 day-long ‘Rayalaseema bus yatra’ to be taken up jointly by CPM and CPI to focus on the issues of backward region, will be held for three days in Chittoor district, according to CPM state leader V Krishnaiah.
Addressing party district committee meeting here on Monday, ahead of the yatra, Krishnaiah said that the CPM and CPI national leaders Prakash Karat and K Narayana respectively will take part in the launching of the yatra at Tirupati on February 20.
In Chittoor district, the campaign will focus on various burning issues including the cancellation of the works of Kandaleru (Chittoor district) water supply scheme, allocation of required funds for the completion of pending projects in the district and also press for the allocation of ten per cent in TTD budget for providing drinking water in the district.
The bus yatra after covering the four districts in the region will culminate on March 5 with a massive public meeting in Kurnool in which national leaders of Left parties Sitaram Yechury and Suravaram Sudhakar Reddy will participate, he informed. CPM district secretary K Kumar Reddy, party leaders K Murali, V Nagaraj, A Pullaiah and others were present.
