AP Elections: ‘Memantha Siddham’ bus yatra successfully reaches 9th day
The ‘Memantha Siddham’ bus yatra initiated by YSRCP chief, CM YS Jagan is progressing with remarkable success. Today, on its ninth day, Jagan’s bus yatra continues in Nellore. It commenced from Chintareddypalem at 9 am, passing through Kovvuru Cross, Sunnambatti, Tippa, and Gauram, and pausing for lunch at RSR International School. Subsequently, they will proceed towards Kavali National Highway via Kavali Cross, culminating in a public meeting at 3 pm.
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As part of CM Jagan’s bus journey, people are fervently expressing their reverence at every juncture. Consequently, the journey encounters a delay of two hours daily from the stipulated schedule. Despite scorching sun or hailstorms, and even during the night, people wait by the roadside for hours to catch a glimpse of CM Jagan, undeterred. This dedicated reception reflects the public’s unwavering support. Following the assembly in Kavali, CM Jagan will traverse through Elurupadu, Ulavapadu Cross, Singarayakonda Cross, Oguru, Kandukur, Ponnalur, Venkupalem, finally resting at Javvikunta Cross for the night.
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“Is Nellore district ‘Siddham’ for the elections?” -CM Jagan
Addressing the aspiration for a better future, CM Jagan calls upon everyone to contribute. He recently questioned, “Are you ready to shape the future of the state alongside me?” His tweet pondered over the readiness of the Nellore district today. Before embarking on the journey, leaders from Nellore City, Nellore Rural, Kavali, Sarvepalli, Atmakur, Udayagiri, and Kandukur constituencies convened with YS Jagan at Chintareddypalem night halt in Nellore district. Directives were imparted to these leaders on this occasion. Additionally, political analysts are interpreting the overwhelming response to the bus journey as a harbinger of YSRCP’s resurgence in the upcoming elections.
