YSRCP Leaders and Members of Parliament, Mekapati Rajamohan Reddy, YS Avinash Reddy, Rajya Sabha MP, Vemireddy Prabhakar Reddy, YV Subba Reddy, Vara Prasad have been on an indefinite hunger strike for AP Special Category Status.
They have been doing this protest from 6th April and even though they have health issues, the leaders are not giving up on their fight.
YS Vijayamma also participated in the hunger strike early in the morning on 9th April. Jagan after knowing the situation, tweeted to Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi directly. He tweeted,
"Our MPs are on hunger strike for the 4th day now. MRR,VP & YVSR have already been hospitalised. @narendramodi ji, the lives of these MPs & the future of the people of AP are at stake. Requesting you to please fulfill the promise you made to us on SpecialCategoryStatus."
It has been more than ten hours by the time we publish this news item. Till now, Narendra Modi, who is normally seen active on social media, did not respond to it.
Modi supporters are saying that the PM, will be definitely respond if he gets to know the situation. But in the case of Andhra Pradesh, Narendra Modi seems to be least bothered at this point of time.
They have been doing this protest from 6th April and even though they have health issues, the leaders are not giving up on their fight.
YS Vijayamma also participated in the hunger strike early in the morning on 9th April. Jagan after knowing the situation, tweeted to Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi directly. He tweeted,
"Our MPs are on hunger strike for the 4th day now. MRR,VP & YVSR have already been hospitalised. @narendramodi ji, the lives of these MPs & the future of the people of AP are at stake. Requesting you to please fulfill the promise you made to us on SpecialCategoryStatus."
It has been more than ten hours by the time we publish this news item. Till now, Narendra Modi, who is normally seen active on social media, did not respond to it.
Modi supporters are saying that the PM, will be definitely respond if he gets to know the situation. But in the case of Andhra Pradesh, Narendra Modi seems to be least bothered at this point of time.