YSRCP Cadre Excited as CM Jagan to Kick off Bus Yatra from Mar 27

The countdown has begun for Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy's massive statewide bus yatra, aptly titled "Memantha Siddham". The chief minister will embark on this bus yatra from Idupulapaya in Pulivendula on March 27, 2024.

On Wednesday, CM Jagan will pay floral tributes and offer prayers at the YSR memorial in Idupulapaya before launching his bus yatra. Subsequently, he will reach Proddatur via the villages of Veerapunayunipalle and Erraguntla.

At 4 pm, the chief minister's bus yatra will traverse through prominent locations in Proddatur, including Srikanya Kaparameswari Circle, Cine Beach, RTC Bus Stand, Sivalayam Street, Rajeev Circle, and Korrapadu Road. Later, he will address a massive public meeting near Pottipadu Road, where YSRCP leaders from seven assembly constituencies in Kadapa district will attend.

The party leaders have made arrangements for CM Jagan's overnight stay near the Ayyappa Swamy Temple on Erraguntla Road. The YSRCP's bus yatra will cover all constituencies across the state over the next 21 days. During the first phase, CM Jagan's bus yatra will visit one district per day, followed by election rallies in the next phase of the campaign.

The statewide bus yatra will traverse across the state, except for Visakhapatnam, Eluru, Anantapur, and Bapatla, where the party has already held mammoth Siddham public meetings.

CM Jagan's bus yatra will visit one parliamentary constituency every day. During the day, the chief minister will hold interactive sessions with locals in each district, taking suggestions and feedback from them. He will address public meetings in the evenings.

During the road show and public meetings, CM Jagan will inform the people about how the party's welfare programs have positively impacted the lives of countless individuals and how every household has benefited. In 58 months of the YSRCP regime, the state government has disbursed Rs 2.70 lakh crores through Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) and Rs 1.79 lakh crore in the form of non-DBT, benefiting a record 87 percent of families in the state.

The chief minister will also explain how the reforms in education sector, volunteer system, ‘Gadapa Gadapaku mana prabhutvam have helped the people. CM Jagan said when the hard work is visible in every constituency, village and house, it is not difficult to win 175 assembly and 25 lok sabha seats in the upcoming elections. 
 

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