YS Jagan Praja Sankalpa Yatra 60th Day

YS Jagan Mohan Reddy begins his padayatra from Kunepalli village, Chandragiri constituency. Mr Reddy met Sakkamma who shared her grievances at the initial point of the padayatra.

She explained the terrible condition her son Chinni Krishna who has been continuously suffering from fever for last two years. They have visited different hospitals in Bangalore and Tirupathi and spent a lot of money for treatment. She urged  YS Jagan Mohan Reddy to help her son get the necessary treatment.  

YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has congratulated the ISRO scientists for successfully launching PSLV C- 40, and he wished more success in future endeavours. 

YS Jagan Mohan Reddy takes a detour from his padayatra and gives a surprise visit to Chandra Babu who was sowing seeds in his paddy field near NR Kamma Palle, Chandragiri constituency. 

Mr. Reddy met Chandra Babu who owns two acres of land and cultivates paddy. He explained the opposition leader that he had invested nearly Rs 48000 on his 2 acre land but the earning from the yield would be much lesser than the amount he invested as the govt is not providing MSP.

YS Jagan Mohan Reddy assured Chandrababu that YSRCP would provide MSP for all the crops and a Price Stability Fund would be constituted with a corpus of Rs 3000 crore for the welfare of farmers.

Physical Education directors and Computer assistants of AP Model schools met YS Jagan Mohan Reddy near Rayalcheruvu village, Chandragiri constituency and shared their grievances. 

They told the opposition leader that they have been working in AP Model schools since 2013 on contract basis.  It was brought to Mr Reddy’s notice that their salary is Rs 10000 and the salary of watchmen and attenders who work on regular basis gets Rs 12000 as salary.  They urged the opposition leaders to increase their salary. They also recalled Supreme Court’s ruling on equal pay for equal work.

YS Jagan Mohan Reddy assured he will look into in and promised them to pay equal salary for equal work once YSRCP forms government.

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