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YSRCP's en masse Deekshas boost up stir
02 Oct 2013 4:30 PM

Hyderabad, Oct 2, 2013:
Giving a fillip to its 2-month long agitation aimed at keeping the state of
Andhra Pradesh united, YSRCP leaders and activists on Wednesday launched a
massive Deeksha programme across the 13 districts of Seemandhra demanding the
Centre not to go ahead with the bifurcation process.
Participating in the
month-long programme that coincided with the Gandhi Jayanti day and Lal Bahadur
Sastri Jayanti day, party MLAs, coordinators, leaders and activists sat on
hunger strikes en masse in all 175 assembly constituencies.
While at Kurnool YSRCLP
Deputy Leader Sobha Nagi Reddy began a 48-hour Deeksha along with party
activists, party central governing council member Bhuma Nagi Reddy launched his
Deeksha along with 75 activists at Nandyala.
Party leaders
Balanagireddy at Mantralayam, MLA Gurunatha Reddy at Anantapuram, MLA Kapu
Ramachandra Reddy at Rayadurgam, MLA Srikantha Reddy at Rayachoti, Bhumana
Karunakara Reddy at Tirupati, Peddireddy Ramachandra Reddy at Punganur, MLC D.
Tippa Reddy at Madanapally, Balineni Srinivasa Reddy at Ongole and former MLA
Praveen Kumar Reddy at B.Kotha kota
began their Deekshas in favour of keeping the state united.
At Mydukuru in YSR
district, Chodavaram in Visakha district and Polavaram in West Godavari
district, party leader S. Raghuma Reddy, coordinator Balireddy Satya Rao and
MLA Balaraju also began their Deekshas respectively demanding the Centre to
keep the state united.