CM YS Jagan into the public from tomorrow: YSRCP plans to set this election campaign abuzz

YSRCP is taking steps to win 175 Assembly and 25 Lok Sabha seats in the next elections. In this regard, the Bus Yatra under the name of ‘Memanta Siddham’ is going to start tomorrow. The campaign will be ramped up with meetings, assemblies and roadshows across the state. YSRCP chief Jagan is going to the people under the name of ‘Memanta Siddham’ to address the election battleground. The Bus Yatra will be done from Idupulapaya to Ichhapuram. The YSRCP leaders have already prepared a route map to cover all the constituencies in the 21-day bus yatra.

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Schedule of YSRCP’s Bus Yatra

YSRCP’s Bus Yatra will start in another 48 hours. To this extent, CM Jagan will leave his residence in Tadepalli at 10:56 AM on Wednesday and will reach Idupulapaya at 12:20 AM. Special prayers will be offered at YSR Ghat from 1 PM to 1:20 PM. After that, the bus yatra will start at 1:30 PM. It will reach Proddutur via Vempally, VNpally and Yerraguntla. CM Jagan will participate in the public meeting at Proddutur at 4 PM. Later he will reach Allagadda via Duvvur and Chagalamarri and stay there for the night.

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In the same mold as the ‘Praja Sankalpa Yatra’

The campaign will take place from Idupulapaya to Ichchapuram in a manner reminiscent of the Praja Sankalpa Padayatra that the YSRCP organized ahead of the last general elections. So far in the public meetings organized in four areas, mainly the welfare and development programs were explained to the people. Meanwhile, it has been decided to interact more closely with the people from tomorrow. It is reported that a multi-pronged campaign will be conducted during the bus trip. As part of the campaign, efforts are being made to attract the majority of voters towards the party by organizing gram sabhas in the villages and giving adequate assurance on the local issues.