YSR Congress Party State Coordinator Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy has urged the party leadership to complete the “Babu Surety – Mosam Guarantee” campaign at the mandal level by the end of this month and begin outreach at the village level without delay.
He also called for speedy formation of party committees across all levels to strengthen the organisational structure and improve grassroots connectivity. During a teleconference with regional coordinators, district presidents, parliament constituency observers, coordination secretaries, MLAs, constituency in-charges, and state-level leaders of affiliated wings, Sajjala said the campaign recalling Chandrababu Naidu’s failed promises has received overwhelming public response.
In contrast, he claimed that the TDP-led coalition’s “Good Governance” campaign failed to gain traction. He added that the TDP’s admission that funds were not available for the ‘Aadabidda Nidhi’ scheme has drawn strong public backlash. Sajjala emphasized that YSRCP’s campaign is not just about countering misinformation but also about mobilizing public awareness and building organizational strength.
He said arrests being made under the false pretext of a liquor case have not gone unnoticed, and people are observing the political vendetta being carried out by the ruling coalition. He directed leaders to complete all pending committee appointments, particularly in affiliated wings, and prioritize profiling and networking.
He stressed the need to identify active workers and give them suitable responsibilities to energise the party from the ground level. Sajjala said that unity, coordination, and timely action are key to the success of the campaign and the party’s future growth.
Meanwhile, YSR Congress Party Panchayat Raj Wing State President Vennapusa Ravindra Reddy visited Krishna Zilla Parishad Chairperson Uppala Harika at her residence in Kudur village, Pedana Mandal, to express solidarity following the recent attack on her. He strongly condemned the incident and assured her that the party stands firmly with her and all local body representatives.
During the visit, Ravindra Reddy demanded that gunmen be immediately assigned to ZP Chairpersons as per GO No. 431 dated 15 November 1997. He said the YSRCP has always stood by elected representatives and would continue to support them against any intimidation or injustice.
He criticised the TDP-led coalition government for its silence on public issues and prioritising discussions on actor turned leader Pawan Kalyan’s failed films in Cabinet meetings instead. He remarked that the current government has two main objectives: looting and attacking political opponents, and accused it of engaging in targeted arrests and harassment of YSRCP leaders.
