Eye on polls: YSRCP to rollout ‘Jaganannaku Chebudam’, solve people’s problems on spot

Amaravati: With an eye on elections, YSRCP is rolling out ‘Jaganannaku Chebudam’ programme to address the grievances of the public and resolve them possibly on the spot.

‘Jaganannaku Chebudam’ programme will be rolled out on April 13.

Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy asked the MLAs to work hard and reach out to the public in every village.

During a review meeting with Ministers, MLAs, Assembly in-charges, and coordinators, the Chief Minister said ‘Jaganannaku Chebudam’ will start to solve individual grievances on ration cards and other problems in the villages. People can directly report their grievances to the Chief Minister’s Office through a dedicated phone line.

Asking the MLAs to pull up their socks, he said that MLAs should participate vigorously and reach out to the public through the mass contact program. Setting a new record in the country, the State government has disbursed Rs 2 lakh crore through direct benefit transfer (DBT) under various welfare schemes without giving any scope for corruption and even before the completion of four years tenure.

"What I learned from my father politics means human relations. I don't want to lose any MLA and not even a single activist. My intention is very clear and I am initiating several programs to make all the MLAs win again,'' he said.

He also asked the MLAs not to trust the false propaganda being carried out by the yellow media.

MLAs should work hard:

"If MLAs do not work in the right way, if their graph is not correct among the people, it will be a loss to the party and the cadre. If we will not be in power, crores of people will suffer. That's why the MLAs have to increase their graph. It should be remembered that elections will be conducted within a year," said Jagan Mohan Reddy.

''My duty is to disburse the funds to various welfare schemes through DBT and the MLAs should reach out to the people. If both are done effectively, winning 175 Assembly seats is not impossible", he reiterated.

CM reacts to MLC election:

Commenting on the results of the MLC election, the Chief Minister said that out of 21 seats, the YSRCP has won 17. However, several media are projecting that TDP has won all the MLC seats. ''We are fighting with demons whose intention is to project baseless facts'', he said.

He said that all other parties joined their hands for MLC elections, but YSRCP contested alone. However, Telugu Desam Party did not win with first priority.

"It all happened because the second preference vote was transferred because they all are joined together. This doesn't affect YSRCP at all. Even so, certain media is projecting the victory in the MLC election as Chandrababu Naidu's strength. More rumours will circulate in the coming days and they are also projecting that a list is being readied for which tickets will not be given to 50-60 MLAs and carrying out false propaganda," said Jagan Mohan Reddy.

Counter rumours:

The Chief Minister advised the party cadre to counterattack the rumours being carried out by certain sections of media in every village and constituency. "With elections to be conducted in a year, several developments will happen and called on the party cadre to be proactive through making the best use of social media through launching various campaigns," he said