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Concludes Yatra in Vizianagaram
A Ramakrishna, a farmer appealed to Jagan during his yatra on Sunday to give 12 hours of power supply to agriculture connections People of Kondachalakam village asked him to establish a hostel for students there Farmers said that they were facing faminelike situation after TDP came to power They said the youth were going to distant places in search of jobs
Vizianagaram : YSRCP president YS Jaganmohan Reddy completed his Praja Sankalpa Yatra in Vizianagaram on Sunday and entered Srikakulam district. He walked through Dattivalasa, Naguru and Chilakam villages of Garugubilli mandal in Kurupam constituency of Vizianagaram district on Sunday. His waked 311 km passing through all the nine Assembly constituencies and nine municipalities, 214 villages in the district.
A Ramakrishna, a farmer appealed to Jagan during his yatra on Sunday to give 12 hours of power supply to agriculture connections. People of Kondachalakam village asked him to establish a hostel for students there. Farmers said that they were facing famine-like situation after TDP came to power. They said the youth were going to distant places in search of jobs.
Some of the Titli victims complained that they were not supported by the government in any way for crop loss, except giving some provisions. Residents of Nagur village explained how the Janmabhumi committees were exploiting the common people for sanctioning houses, pensions and other welfare schemes.
Staff of 104 service, who met him at Chilakam, told him that their services were not recognised thus far. Later, Jagan stepped into Srikakulam district at Kella village of Veeraghattam mandal. During his walkathon, students, women, senior citizens and contract and outsourcing employees met him seeking his support.
