Jagan will lay out a roadmap for welfare of Backward Classes at Jai Ho meet on December 7, says Vijaya Sai Reddy
The Hindu
The YSRCP will rededicate itself to the socioeconomic development of the backward classes at the meet, says the Rajya Sabha MP
Terming the Backward Classes the backbone of the YSR Congress Party, Rajya Sabha MP V. Vijaya Sai Reddy said the party intends to rededicate itself to their welfare at the ‘Jai Ho BC Mahasabha’ scheduled to be held at IGMC Stadium on December 7. Chief Minister and YSRCP president Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy will also unveil a road map for the socioeconomic development of the BC community at the event, Mr. Vijaya Sai Reddy said.
the Backward Classes (BCs) were the backbone of the YSR Congress Party (YSRCP), and that the party intends to rededicate itself to the welfare of the community at the ‘Jai Ho BC Mahasabha’ scheduled to be held at IGMC Stadium here on December 7.
Addressing reporters after inspecting arrangements for the event on Monday, Mr. Vijaya Sai Reddy said the monetary benefits given by the YSRCP government to the Backward Classes were unmatched and it was planning to further improve their lot through a host of schemes. The YSRCP was committed to the political empowerment of the BCs, he asserted.
Mr. Vijaya Sai Reddy, who is also the leader of the YSR Congress Parliamentary Party, said that the TDP government while doing nothing for the BCs would make tall claims to appease them while trying to gloss over the fact that it always looked at them as a vote bank.
The Chief Minister would later pay attention to the issues faced by the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in the run-up to the 2024 elections, he added.
While residents are worried over deaths due to diarrhoea in Vijayawada, officials still grapple to find the root cause. Contaminated drinking water supplied by VMC officials is the reason, insist people in the affected areas, but officials insist that efforts are on to identify the disease and that those with symptoms other than diarrhoea too are visiting the health camps.