Jagan

Jagan, the YSRCP chief, has pledged to support Rural Water Supply contract workers by addressing their demands for job security and eliminating the third-party contract system. The party aims to resolve long-pending issues related to employment justice for these workers.

Two senior Congress leaders, T. Nagalakshmi and D. Satish Babu, joined YSRCP in the presence of Jagan. The article states Nagalakshmi is the Ongole city Congress committee president and D. Satish Babu is a senior Congress SC Cell leader.

Tobacco farmers are scheduled to meet with YSRCP president Jagan today to discuss challenges facing the tobacco sector. The meeting aims to address issues impacting tobacco growers and related concerns.

Jagan alleges the proposed Ramayapatnam port disinvestment undervalues the asset, leaves the State with over ₹3,500 crore in debt-servicing obligations, and jeopardizes its long-term economic potential.

Jagan claims the Guntur incident in Andhra Pradesh reflects a collapse of law and order. He alleges that the law is being selectively applied to protect ruling party leaders.

Jagan instructed YSRCP MPs to raise public issues during the monsoon session of Parliament. He alleged that governance in Andhra Pradesh has completely collapsed.

YSRCP president Jagan accuses the NDA government of causing distress in the aqua sector through anti-farmer policies. The allegations focus on Andhra Pradesh, where the NDA is alleged to be allowing an 'aqua syndicate' to dominate the sector.

Jagan expresses shock over the death of Telugu tourists in a Vietnam boat accident. The YSRCP chief urges Central and State governments to provide support to stranded individuals and intensify rescue operations for the missing.

Jagan paid tributes to YSR on his birth anniversary at Idupulapaya. YSRCP president’s mother Vijayamma and wife Bharathi, along with party leaders, also paid respects to the late leader at his samadhi.

YSRCP chief Jagan conducts a Praja Darbar in Pulivendula, where people present their grievances. He promises to address them after coming to power in 2029.

Jagan claims the JSW plant in Kadapa was finalized during the YSRCP term. He congratulates JSW Steel MD Sajjan Jindal for restarting the plant in Rayalaseema, calling it a significant milestone for the region's industrial development.

Minister Bharat criticized Jagan for his remarks on Amaravati. The statement highlights a political disagreement between the two figures.

Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu accuses Jagan of inconsistency regarding the State capital, citing shifts from supporting Amaravati to proposing three capitals and now advocating MAVIGUN. Naidu claims no force can halt Amaravati's development.

MLA Somireddy claims that declaring Mavigun as a poll plank reflects Jagan's political desperation. A TDP leader accuses the move of threatening significant investments in the capital.

YSRCP is using 'MAVIGUN' as its election strategy for 2029, positioning it as an alternative development model. The party criticizes the Amaravati project for being a conduit for corruption.

Tourism Minister Kandula Durgesh criticizes YSRCP leader Jagan for inconsistent positions on Andhra Pradesh's capital city, noting initial support for Amaravati, then proposing three capitals, and now the 'MAVIGUN' plan. Durgesh argues the capital city decision should prioritize the people's future and self-respect over political slogans.

YSRCP chief Jagan accuses the TDP government of orchestrating an attack on YSRCP leaders. He claims party leaders visited Amaravati at farmers' invitation and alleges police coordinated the attack while farmers are being harassed under the capital project.

Jagan, YSRCP chief, accuses the government of failing Self-Help Group (SHG) women regarding interest subvention on loans, resulting in a loss of nearly ₹6,000 crore for beneficiaries over two years.

Jagan is scheduled to visit Pulivendula from June 23 to June 25.

Jagan promises a greater role for party members if YSRCP comes to power in Andhra Pradesh. The YSRCP president states that public dissatisfaction with the ruling coalition government is increasing.

YSRCP chief Jagan visited Sai Krishna's family and demanded a CBI probe into the alleged custodial death. He accused authorities of ignoring the family's complaints and called for action against a suspended Circle Inspector.

Jagan, a former Chief Minister, warns of a state-wide stir if aqua feed prices are not reduced. He highlights the YSRCP government's measures to support the aquaculture sector and criticizes the NDA for weakening regulatory oversight, making the sector economically unviable.

Jagan urges YSRCP cadres to remain vigilant during the SIR exercise. He accuses the ruling dispensation of misusing authority to remove names of YSRCP supporters.

Jagan claims the YSRCP's Facebook page was blocked, calling it an attack on democratic values and freedom of expression. He pledges to challenge the action through legal and constitutional means.

A.P. Minister Dola Sri Bala Veeranjaneya Swamy alleges that Jagan is the ultimate beneficiary of a liquor scam, with revenue diverted to shell companies in Dubai and parts of Africa.

Jagan alleges irregularities in teacher recruitment and demands a CBI probe into Mega DSC. YSRCP chief announces protest rallies on June 12, claiming that attempts to silence critics will motivate younger generations to question those in power.

YSRCP chief Jagan demands ₹1 crore for families affected by a steel blast, citing 10,500 jobs lost and pending salaries at VSP. He contrasts the current relief with ₹1 crore paid after the LG Polymers leak and visits injured in Visakhapatnam.

Naidu claims Jagan owes an apology over DSC recruitment charges, while the Chief Minister denies allegations of irregularities in DSC-2025 recruitment, asserting 16,000 teacher posts were filled transparently.