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Nai Brahmins will never forget YS Jagan’s support
06 Nov 2026 11:18 PM

Tadepalli, Nov 6: Nai Brahmin community leaders declared that they would never forget former Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy’s contributions to their welfare and expressed confidence that Andhra Pradesh would see better days under his leadership.
Speaking at Sri Dhanvantari Maharaj Jayanti celebrations held at the YSRCP central office, the leaders recalled YS Jagan’s historic legislation ensuring Nai Brahmin representation on every temple governing board, along with job security and financial support for temple workers.
Former TTD Board member Yanadayya said YS Jagan secured permanent recognition for the community and facilitated permanent employment and Rs.22,000 salaries for Nai Brahmin workers in Tirumala. He prayed for the health and well-being of YS Jagan, YSRCP and Telugu people.
Former Nai Brahmin Corporation Chairman Pullaiah praised YS Jagan’s healthcare initiatives during COVID-19 and welfare programmes benefiting all communities. He criticised the coalition government for weakening Aarogyasri and expressed hope for YS Jagan’s return as Chief Minister.
Former Corporation Director Kanaka Rao recalled the community’s traditional contributions to Ayurveda and music and thanked YS Jagan for supporting Nai Brahmins and BC communities.
Grievance Cell President Ankamreddy Narayana Murthy, former temple board members Bandravuri Nandini and Lakshmi, and community representatives attended the celebrations, held annually for 12 years.