YS Jagan Stands As One In A Million

Kurnool: It has been three years since Chandrababu came
to power in AP, but not one of his campaign promises have been realised.
It was promised that Babu’s governance would bring along jobs and mortgaged
gold with it. Farmers’ loans were promised to be waived unconditionally. Over
not getting loans waived, farmers had to face drought for the last three years.

With mounted debts and
destroyed and withered crops, farmers resorted to commit suicide. The leader of
opposition and YSRCP president, YS Jagan, initiated Rythu Bharosa Yatra at such
a time of crisis to ensure his support to the farmers. Having performed the
yatra earlier in Ananthapuram district, he started the first phase of the yatra
in Kurnool district on the 5^th of January. He toured in Srisailam
constituency for 6 days, like never before from a leader of such stature.

The leader received
grand welcome at every village. People received him with great level of
affection. He spent the 6 days, offering his assurance to the aged and the
handicapped and filling inspiration in the youth. Irrespective of the variable
weather conditions people lined up to meet him.

Offering assurance to
the distressed

YSRCP president, YS
Jagan, moved forward to stand by the people disgusted by the three-year long
tyrannical rule of Chandrababu. He pacified the families of those farmers who
had committed suicide in Velugodu, Bandi Atmakuru, Mahanandi mandals of
Srisailam constituency. He assured courage in them.

The yatra started in
Sunnipenta with a road show after examination of Srisailam project by YS Jagan.
YS Jagan consoled the family of YSRCP SC cell district president, Vasantha Rao,
who had been brutally killed by TDP people in 2015.

On the 6^th of
January, he paid a devotional visit to Lord Mallikarjuna in Srisailam. Then, he
reached Dornala and decorated the statue of Dr. YS Rajasekhar Reddy and paid
tribute to him. Then he addressed the huge gathering. Later, he toured in
Nallamala forest and spoke to the tribals of Chenchu community. A road show was
held in Venkatapuram, Krishnapuram and Amalapuram of Atmakuru mandal. Speaking
in the public meeting arranged at Goud centre of Atmakuru that evening, he
slammed Chandrababu’s governance. Then he participated in the special prayers
held in Indiranagar church.

He inaugurated three
statues of YSR, built by his followers at Karivena village. That evening he
visited YSR memorial park and paid homage to him and spoke to the staff working
there.

On the 7^th of
January, the third day of the yatra began at Velpanuru village of Velugodu
mandal. First he performed pujas at local Ankalamma temple and then
participated in the road show. He examined KC canal and paddy and black gram fields
of Abdullapuram village and shared the problems of farmers. He decorated the
statue of YSR at Velugodu with flower garlands and paid homage to him. Then, he
visited the family of farmer Chakali Venkateswarlu at Boirevula village and
comforted them. Later, he spoke to paddy farmers of Motukuru village.

On the 8^th of
January, from Velpanuru, the fourth day of the Rythu Bharosa Yatra commenced.
YS Jagan reached Lingapuram village via Chinna Devalapuram and inaugurated YSR’s
statue there. A road show was held at JC palem, Singavaram and Kadamalakalva.

On the fifth day of the
yatra, he participated in prayers at Lingapuram church, YS Jagan toured in
Bandi Atmakuru mandal. He held special poojas at Omkaram and spoke to the
people of Chenchu community in the place to inquire about their well-being. He
inaugurated the statue of YSR at Vengalareddypeta. Then he reached B.Koduru
village and condoled with the family of farmer Chand Basha, who had committed
suicide sue to mounted debts. That night, he consoled the family of farmer
Chinna Swamy who had also committed suicide earlier, at Timmapuram village of
Mahanandi mandal.

On the sixth day, the
yatra began from Mahanandi mandal. YS Jagan paid a devotional visit to
Mahanandiswara temple and held pujas there. Then he visited turmeric farmers
and inquired about their well-being. Finally, YS Jagan spoke at the public
meeting held at Gajulapalli village.

Grand welcome everywhere

During the Rythu Bharosa
Yatra held by the leader of opposition YS Jagan, people participated with
multiplied enthusiasm. They shared their problems and agony with the Jananeta.
Regretting to have voted for Chandrababu, they revealed how they had been taken
away by his fake promises and betrayed.

As the people’s leader
walked along the crop fields, inquiring about farmers’ and labouers’ well-being
and sharing their agony, they were rejoiced to share him their feelings. He
greeted the aged with affection and shared hugs with children. The youth
competed to take ‘selfies’ with him.

The Jananeta moved by
the suffering

During his Rythu Bharosa
Yatra in Kurnool district, he was moved by the devastated state of agricultural
sector in those mandals. He examined paddy, red gram, black gram, maize and
turmeric fields and spoke to farmers. Farmers revealed to him how they had not
been able to get fair price for their produce and how their crops had been
infested by pests. YS Jagan assured them that he would take care of all farmers’
problems in his rule.

The aged came forward to
meet YS Jagan with utmost difficulty. The handicapped revealed their problems
to him. They welcomed the leader who had come to share their pain, despite it
not being elections time. YS Jagan is definitely one in a million. YSRCP leaders are proud to walk along with such a
dedicated leader.