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More Protests erupt in Jagan's Own District with his decision!
By: Tupaki Desk | 14 Feb 2022 8:39 AM GMT
Looks like the time of the announcement on the reorganisation of districts from the Andhra Pradesh government was not good. From day one of the announcement, objections and new demands are coming from leaders and people of different regions of the state.
Forget about other regions, protests triggered by the reorganisation decision are turning intense in CM Jagan's own backyard, Kadapa district, the stronghold of the YS Family. This development has surprised everyone as more and more demands are coming from the Kadapa district.
As another headache for the Andhra Pradesh government, one more demand came into the limelight. Protests demanding making Proddatur a separate district are going on in full swing and people who are backing the demand came together to support the new demand.
People from various sectors have come together to support the demand. A body was formed to make the region the district. Intellectuals, lawyers, businessmen, and others are members of the body. At a round table meeting, the members have decided on how to take forward the protests.
At the meeting, the protesting members found fault with Proddatur MLA for not supporting the demand and not even speaking a word in support of the protest for the separate district hood. It is also expected that the protests might get even more intense in the coming days to achieve the demand.
This is the new demand from the Kadapa district. Earlier, people from Rajampet have opposed the move to make Rayachoti the headquarters instead of Rajampet. The protests against the same got a wide range of attention with a few YCP leaders too joining the force to protest against it.
A few leaders allegedly went on to compare Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy's rule with that of the British and said that his ruling is worse than the British rule.
No one would have thought that Kadapa district, which has been the stronghold of the YS family, would see the protests against the decision taken by YSR's son YS Jagan Mohan Reddy. Compared to other regions, the Kadapa region is becoming the stage for the protests.
Forget about other regions, protests triggered by the reorganisation decision are turning intense in CM Jagan's own backyard, Kadapa district, the stronghold of the YS Family. This development has surprised everyone as more and more demands are coming from the Kadapa district.
As another headache for the Andhra Pradesh government, one more demand came into the limelight. Protests demanding making Proddatur a separate district are going on in full swing and people who are backing the demand came together to support the new demand.
People from various sectors have come together to support the demand. A body was formed to make the region the district. Intellectuals, lawyers, businessmen, and others are members of the body. At a round table meeting, the members have decided on how to take forward the protests.
At the meeting, the protesting members found fault with Proddatur MLA for not supporting the demand and not even speaking a word in support of the protest for the separate district hood. It is also expected that the protests might get even more intense in the coming days to achieve the demand.
This is the new demand from the Kadapa district. Earlier, people from Rajampet have opposed the move to make Rayachoti the headquarters instead of Rajampet. The protests against the same got a wide range of attention with a few YCP leaders too joining the force to protest against it.
A few leaders allegedly went on to compare Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy's rule with that of the British and said that his ruling is worse than the British rule.
No one would have thought that Kadapa district, which has been the stronghold of the YS family, would see the protests against the decision taken by YSR's son YS Jagan Mohan Reddy. Compared to other regions, the Kadapa region is becoming the stage for the protests.
