Raise public issues during monsoon session of Parliament, Jagan tells YSRCP MPs
YSRCP leader Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy has directed his party's MPs to highlight issues of governance, corruption, and farmer distress in the upcoming monsoon session of Parliament. He specifically criticized the current Andhra Pradesh government for alleged irregularities in land allotments and public asset distribution.
Why it matters
This directive signals the opposition's strategy to challenge the ruling government's performance and transparency at the national legislative level.
YSRCP president Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy on Thursday said governance in Andhra Pradesh completely collapsed and directed the party MPs to raise people’s issues, corruption, illegal cases, farmer distress, employee problems, rising debt and scams in both Houses of Parliament during its monsoon session beginning on July 20.
Addressing the YSR Congress Parliamentary Party meeting, Mr. Jagan said the interests of people must remain the party’s foremost priority and asked them to raise their voice in Parliament, and reiterated YSRCP’s support to the Women’s Reservation Bill.
He alleged that serious irregularities took place in the filling of DSC posts, including appointments without candidates even writing the competitive examination, and land allotments across the State have become arbitrary and corrupt.
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