YSRCP

The YSRCP has petitioned the Election Commission regarding cross-State voter duplication and is seeking a postponement of booth rationalisation in Andhra Pradesh until the final electoral roll is published.

Document writers protest at the Sub Registrar’s office in Proddatur, refusing to provide services until the end of the month, alleging the government is privatizing registration services. An YSRCP leader supports the protest, criticizing the State government for allegedly privatizing available services.

Left parties and YSRCP have criticized the Centre and Andhra Pradesh government over democratic rights. The criticism focuses on perceived threats to democratic principles.

The Centre stated that only 10 investment projects monitored by DPIIT and Invest India are active in Andhra Pradesh, with two completed and others in various implementation stages, contradicting state claims about investments and job creation. YSRCP highlighted this discrepancy in Parliament.

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.

YSRCP calls for addressing concerns of protesting students in Delhi over the NEET paper leak, which has shaken confidence in the examination system. The party demands reforms and an independent probe into alleged malpractices in the conduct of DSC in Andhra Pradesh.

YSRCP accuses the TDP-led NDA government of weakening the police system through political interference and cites the Guntur assault case as an example.

YSRCP women leaders demand the resignation of the Home Minister over an assault incident in Guntur. They announced statewide protests at Ambedkar statues on July 21, alleging that women are becoming increasingly vulnerable under the current government.

YSRCP accuses the government of neglecting agriculture due to rainfall deficit and poor water management. The party highlights delays in procurement and inadequate support for farmers during the kharif season.

TDP dismisses YSRCP's allegations regarding Handri-Neeva works as baseless, with Payyavula Keshav accusing the opposing party of halting expansion projects and failing to make progress during their term.

CPI(M) urges TDP and YSRCP MPs to prioritize state interests in Parliament, emphasizing the need to address crises in tobacco, maize, mango, and aquaculture farming sectors by seeking solutions from the Union government.

YSRCP provided ₹10 lakh in aid to Kranthi Kumar’s family.

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.

YSRCP urges the A.P. government to implement the Thalliki Vandanam scheme for all eligible students by removing 'restrictive eligibility norms'.

An MLC named Hanumantha Rao alleges that the government has reduced beneficiaries in assistance schemes and weakened the Andhra Pradesh Handloom Corporation (APCO). The claims are made by a YSRCP leader in the article title.

The Godavari river recorded its lowest-ever daily inflow of 15,000 cusecs at Polavaram in seven decades, attributed to El Niño and irrigation system negligence under the YSRCP government. Water Resources Minister Nimmala Ramanaidu advised farmers to adopt short-duration crops and use water judiciously.

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

HRD Minister Nara Lokesh stated that Andhra Pradesh's doors are open for Amara Raja Group. He criticized the harassment the group faced during the YSRCP term and expressed hope that the company's most significant developments will occur in the state where it originated.

Kirlampudi police booked YSRCP leader Ambati Rambabu for disrupting their duties. He and his followers are accused of pushing aside police during the last rites of Kapu leader Mudragada Padmanabham.

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.

YSRCP claims the arrest of its spokesperson was politically motivated, citing remarks made by Nagarjuna Yadav during a television debate nearly two years ago. The party questions the timing of the arrest and alleges authorities did not verify the video's authenticity.

YSRCP urges the government to extend the crop insurance premium deadline until July 31, citing a 45.1% rainfall deficit and delayed kharif sowing. Farmers are unable to enroll in the Weather Based Crop Insurance Scheme due to drought conditions.

YSRCP accuses the government of neglecting Rayalaseema farmers. The party claims that the government is failing to address the needs of the region's agricultural community.

Jagan Mohan Reddy, visiting bereaved families in Visakhapatnam, demanded ₹1 crore compensation for each fisherman's family and new boats, claiming six deaths could have been prevented and criticizing the ₹10 lakh compensation as insufficient.

YSRCP has announced a statewide protest demanding completion of the Rayalaseema Lift Irrigation Project, alleging that the alliance government has stalled the project despite ₹900 crore in payments and 80% completion under the previous YSRCP regime.

Nakka Ananda Babu accuses YSRCP of using disgruntled farmers to stall the Amaravati capital city project. He claims the opposition party is employing these farmers as pawns in a political game to hinder development.

YSRCP alleges forcible land acquisition for Seed Access Road in Undavalli. The claim centers on land acquisition activities in the area.

Jagan Mohan Reddy, the YSRCP chief, alleges that police and bulldozers are being deployed against Amaravati land-givers. He demands the government refrain from acquiring land without farmers' consent.

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu criticizes YSRCP for lacking democratic characteristics and having a criminal mindset and destructive politics that harm the state's interests.

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.

The number of students in government schools has dropped from 43 lakh to 30 lakh, attributed to a rising dropout rate and the government's failure to strengthen public education, according to Adimulapu Suresh. YSRCP alleges that the NDA government is weakening government schools.

JSP alleges YSRCP is using social media influencers to incite caste and religious discord. JSP leaders accuse YSRCP of providing legal aid to YouTuber Ravan in custody and warn Dalit and Christian youths against political campaigns.

Lakshmi Parvathi from YSRCP accuses the Andhra Pradesh police of being misused to target critics. She claims the law and order situation has deteriorated under the coalition government.

Gangula Brijendra Nath Reddy accuses Bhuma Akhila Priya and her family of obstructing temple hair consignments to secure contract commissions. The dispute involves political leaders from different parties over transportation issues at Allagadda.

The YSRCP has vowed to uphold YSR’s ideals and fight for public welfare. Party leaders extolled the former Chief Minister’s welfare and development initiatives on his birth anniversary.

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 has demanded a salary hike for home guards, proposing an increase to ₹30,000 per month. The request focuses on improving compensation for this group.

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.

YSRCP alleges irregularities in the Endowments Department and seeks action on hundi thefts. Leaders submitted two representations to the Endowments Commissioner requesting an inquiry and stronger protection for temple properties.

YSRCP is protesting against the government's proposal to build beach shacks in Vizag. The protest highlights opposition to the development plan in the coastal area.