OVER 4 LAKH CADRES ATTEND YSRCP PLENARY ON DAY 2
YSRCP PLENARY: I COULD WITNESS A SEA OF SUPPORTERS BETWEEN
GUNTUR AND VIJAYAWADA, SAYS YSRC PARTY CHIEF JAGAN MOHAN
REDDY
95% OF OUR MANIFESTO PROMISES HAVE BEEN FULFILLED ESPECIALLY
IN EDUCATION, HEALTH, AGRICULTURE, AND HOUSING: YSRCP
PRESIDENT JAGAN MOHAN REDDY
YSRCP PRESIDENT JAGAN MOHAN REDDY MADE LIFETIME PRESIDENT
OF YSR CONGRESS
Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, July 9, 2022: Over 4 lakh YSRCP cadres from across the state participated
on the second day of the plenary held in Guntur, where the Andhra Pradesh Chief minister and
YSRCP President Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy addressed the people and his sea of supporters by
highlighting that 95% of the manifesto promises have been fulfilled especially in education, health,
agriculture, women empowerment, and housing sectors. The venue was jam-packed, and the
supporters were waiting outside the venue to listen to their party chief Jagan despite the rainy
weather.
Addressing the mega gathering, the Chief Minister said, “We have struggled yet we have formed the
government. The opposition said we will never win. But we proved them wrong by winning 151 seats
out of 175, 83% of panchayats, 98% of municipalities and corporations, 97% of ZPTC seats and 83% of
MPTC seats. We will prove them wrong again in 2024 and come back to power and serve the people.”
Amid the thunderous applause and ‘Jai Jagan’ slogan by the cadres, Chief Minister Jagan Mohan
Reddy said, “13 years have gone, but the confidence and trust of people towards YSRCP remain the
same. I thank you wholeheartedly for all the support you have extended over these years.”
Party Chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy said that he was witnessing a sea of supporters and could see
them to the horizon. The party has held its two-day plenary for the first time after sweeping the
legislative assembly election, Zilla Parishad Territorial Constituencies (ZPTCs), and Mandal Parishad
Territorial Constituencies (MPTCs).
“We all had witnessed the defeat, constant taunts, and oppression from TDP. But even after all these
troubles, the supporters, leaders, and fans have stood by us. I salute them. After coming to power, we
continue to implement our promises highlighted in the manifesto. I aim to do justice to the
underprivileged. The journey that started with one MLA has now reached 151,” said Chief Minister
Jagan in his speech.
“The TDP and Congress had thought that there was no opposition in the state and that families of
those that had sacrificed their lives fighting against them would never come back to power and fight
them. When we formed the party and opposed them, they filed cases against us, especially me. Yet,
this didn’t put me down, and it never will. God has taught them a lesson. We all know the situation of
the party which did wrong to me and betrayed me,” said CM Jagan.
After being elected as the Lifetime President of the YSR Congress Party, Jagan Mohan Reddy said, “A
sea can be seen between Vijayawada and Guntur today. I am thankful for the people who attended
the plenary meetings despite the weather condition.”
Noting that he aims to do justice to the backward classes, the YSRCP president said, “About 50 lakh
farmer families have benefited through our policies including grain purchases and free electricity by
spending Rs 1 lakh 27 thousand crores in the agriculture sector. We are holding the hands of the
farmers and guiding them through RBKs.”
“We are registering the houses in the name of the sisters. As of now, we have given more than 31
lakh house titles,” said YSRCP Chief Jagan.
“Chandrababu Naidu does not have the chip to understand people’s problems. Chandrababu has no
respect and love for the people, and his policies were to prevent the poor from growing up,” said the
Chief Minister.
Coming down heavily on TDP chief, Chief Minister said, “He wants his children to study in English
medium, but the children of the poor in Telugu medium. TDP only promotes Narayana and Chaitanya.
YSRCP government is working hard to take government schools.”
He further said, “The previous regime by TDP had snatched villages from the people, but we have
reverted to the roots of ‘Grama Swarajyam’ a first of its kind in the way the administration runs in a
country.”
