YSR Congress leader Y.S. Sharmila Launch ‘Samaikya Shankaravam’ Bus Yatra Monday Sep 2,2013

 

YSR Congress came out openly in support of united Andhra Pradesh on the eve of Sharmila launching ‘Samaikya Shankaravam’ bus yatra from Idupulapaya on Monday Sep 2,2013

YSR Congress leader Y S Sharmila is again going to hit the road by undertaking a ‘bus yatra’ of Seemandhra region on September 2, the fourth death anniversary of former Chief Minister Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy.Y.S.Sharmila will begin the yatra from Idupulapaya in YSR Kadapa district

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Only recently, Y.S.Sharmila completed her marathon padayatra, ‘Maro Praja Prasthanam’ by trekking 3,112 km .Y.S.Sharmila launched her foot-march on October 19,2012 at the YSR family estate at Idupulapaya in Kadapa district, covered about 3,112 kms in 230 days

YSR Congress leader Y.S. Sharmila has squarely blamed the Congress and the TDP for the imbroglio caused by the bifurcation move in the State and asked the people to teach a befitting lesson to the parties ‘at the right time’

On Tuesday Sep 3,2013,the second day of  ‘Samaikya Sankharavam’, YSR Congress leader Y.S. Sharmila addressed huge public meetings at Chittoor and Madanapalle towns on Tuesday, where she took pains to explain that it was only the YSR Congress that strongly stood against bifurcation, even as the two mainstream parties let down the public.

YSR Congress leader Y.S. Sharmila address focused more on water, job opportunities and the status of Hyderabad
“Already we face water issues with upper riparian States of Maharashtra and Karnataka. By bringing in a new State in between, the Congress has clearly failed to envisage the problems that could erupt in the future,” she charged. “With Telangana in the middle, where does the Government get water from to fill the Polavaram project?”

YSR Congress leader Y.S. Sharmila asked the public to bless her brother Jagan in establishing ‘Rajanna Rajyam’. While her father Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy’s regime was marked by welfare measures, without increasing power tariff, bus fare and prices of essential commodities, the subsequent regimes undid all the schemes