YS Jagan’s Pulivendula visit draws huge crowds, camp office echoes with ‘Jai Jagan’ slogans

Pulivendula, Dec 23: Former Chief Minister and YSR Congress Party president Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy received a massive and emotional welcome during his visit to Pulivendula on Monday. His Bhakarapuram camp office reverberated with loud “Jai Jagan” slogans as large numbers of people gathered to meet their leader.
Soon after his arrival, YS Jagan interacted closely with party leaders, activists, supporters, and people from all sections of society. He patiently listened to their problems and enquired about their well-being, especially the hardships faced by party workers due to the excesses of TDP leaders. He assured them that he stands by them and that they need not worry, reiterating that the party will always support them.
YS Jagan spoke personally with activists and leaders, understanding their issues in detail. In several cases, he immediately took up the matters with officials to find solutions. For some issues, he discussed the matter with MP YS Avinash Reddy and guided him on the course of action to resolve the problems.
At the camp office, he accepted petitions from party workers, leaders, and members of various sections who had come seeking solutions. He greeted many people by name, spoke warmly with them, and enquired about their difficulties and personal situations. With affection, he embraced several workers and reassured them that he is always with them and that the party will stand firmly by their side in times of trouble.
Many young supporters also came to meet him out of admiration. Responding to their requests, YS Jagan took selfies with them, while continuing to interact individually with people who had come with grievances.
As news of his visit spread, people from across Pulivendula and nearby areas poured in large numbers. Party cadre, youth, women, senior citizens, and persons with disabilities all turned up in huge numbers. The entire camp office premises were packed with supporters, and the atmosphere was charged with enthusiasm as slogans of “Jai Jagan” rang out continuously on seeing their leader.