YS Jagan calls upon Youth wing to play proactive role

Tadepalli, July 1: Former Chief Minister and YSRCP President YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has called upon the youth to make use of the social media extensively and highlight the anti-people policies of the government while getting closer to people and voice their feelings from time to time.
Addressing the Youth Wing of the Party here on Tuesday, YS Jagan Mohan Reddy said the Party was founded on the principles of credibility and values blended with the fighting spirit braving all political pressures and this is the time for the youth to emerge as leader in the future by bringing in influencers in to the Party and strengthen it.

When the Party was formed my mother and I were the two elected members and when 18 MLAs wanted to switch sides, they asked to quit their Party and we had a resounding success fighting against Congress and TDP. In the by-election I won with the highest margin and the entire country looked at us, which became an eyesore to many, he said.

He recalled how TDP had poached 23 of the 67 MLAs after the 2014 elections and how the Party withstood all the political pressures and became voice of the people questioning the government on behalf of the people.
The youth should emulate this spirit and your hard work now will be the stepping stone for success in the days to come and highlight the failures of government and be with the people to get the desired results, he said and asked the youth to take to social media in a big way besides reaching out to the people.

Bring to light the misdeeds of the government through social media and take it to the people highlighting the failures and atrocities of the coalition, he said.
Be with the people and be available to them when they needed us most. Youth have a great future in the Party and it is in your hands as to how you would conduct yourselves. You have to strengthen the Party organizationally and assess yourself from time to time, he said.
We will be appointing working presidents zone wise for the Youth Wing which include, potential MLA candidates, he said.