YSRCP

The YSRCP chief is trying to regain political momentum and a foothold in Andhra politics.

YSRCP chief Jagan Mohan Reddy demands the involvement of AP Markfed in tobacco procurement to facilitate competition among bidders and alleviate distress among growers. He accuses the State government of failing to ensure support prices for crops.

A.P. Health Minister accuses YSRCP of spreading misinformation regarding NTR Vaidya Seva and challenges YSRCP president YS Jagan Mohan Reddy to a public debate on the issue.

The High Court dismissed a PIL filed by a YSRCP leader seeking a CBI investigation into 'DSC irregularities'. R&B Minister Janardhan Reddy welcomed the ruling, calling it a rebuke to the party's political attempts.

Police arrested Mohammad Mustafa and his son Mubashir under BNS sections related to kidnapping, abduction, criminal intimidation, and physical assault. The arrests occurred in Vadodara and at Hyderabad airport.

YSRCP accuses police of ignoring a financial dispute with a tobacco trader and instead filing a criminal case against a former MLA, his son, and associates. Party leader Ambati Rambabau and the daughter of the accused leader Noori Fathima make the allegations.

YSRCP has raised concerns about irregularities in the DSC sports-quota recruitment process. The party is flagging potential issues with the selection or allocation procedures under the sports quota.

YSRCP has called for the rapid completion of the Rayalaseema Lift Irrigation Scheme. The demand highlights the urgency of the project's implementation.

YSRCP leaders, including Visweswara Reddy and Gorantla Madhav, were taken into preventive custody or placed under house arrest during protests against alleged land encroachment by TDP leaders. The incident occurred in Uravakonda following clashes with police.

The I&PR Minister, Kolusu, accuses YSRCP of attempting to disrupt peace by encouraging party cadres to create unrest. He warns of strict action against those disturbing law and order.

A minister challenges a former MLA to a development debate. Janardhan Reddy, distributing pattadar passbooks in Pottipadu, states the TDP seeks a peaceful atmosphere, while YSRCP leaders are attempting to create a hostile environment.

YSRCP MLA Virupakshi and his son were arrested following an attack on a Dalit family in Chippagiri mandal. Tensions escalated in Sangala and Nemakallu villages, with YSRCP leaders protesting at the local police station to demand the MLA's release.

YSRCP criticizes the arrest of Alur MLA Virupakshi. The party accuses police of high-handedness.

YSRCP has criticized the government's policy on Krishna water releases, with M.V.S. Nagi Reddy opposing advice given to farmers in the Krishna delta region against cultivating paddy during the kharif season.

YSRCP accuses A.P. CM of taking credit for Bhogapuram airport progress. The party claims 80% of the project's physical work was completed during its tenure from 2019 to 2024, according to Sajalla.

YSRCP is demanding Lokesh’s resignation over the 'DSC-2025 recruitment scam'. The party alleges misconduct in the recruitment process linked to DSC-2025.

Lakshmi Parvathi, YSRCP general secretary, denies allegations that YSRCP leaders humiliated Bhuvaneswari during the Chief Minister’s wife’s visit to Kuppam. She suggests verifying the facts by examining Legislative Assembly records.

Home Minister Anitha seeks an apology from Jagan over alleged misbehaviour with a woman SI. The government is accused of using police restrictions, advance notices, and house arrests to prevent YSRCP cadres from attending Jagan's programmes.

YSRCP has raised concerns about the lack of housing proposals for the poor in Amaravati, citing replies from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs in Parliament. The party states that the Andhra Pradesh government has not sought approval for housing projects under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana-Urban 2.0 scheme for Amaravati.

Jagan accuses the A.P. government of harassing YSRCP leaders through false police cases. The allegations involve misuse of legal actions against political opponents.

YSRCP is set to launch a statewide movement in response to alleged irregularities in DSC-2025. The action is based on claims of procedural or operational issues within the DSC-2025 framework.

YSRCP demands restoration of a free crop insurance scheme, accusing the coalition government of transferring insurance premium costs to farmers. The party also requests a ₹500 crore allocation to MARKFED for tobacco procurement and price stabilization.

YSRCP will intensify agitation over Mega DSC 'irregularities', says Jagan. Unemployed youth and other people participated in large numbers in protest rallies across district headquarters, reflecting growing anger, according to the YSRCP chief CM.

A TDP MLC accuses YSRCP of misleading unemployed youth regarding Mega DSC. The claim is made in the context of political discourse.

A minister accuses YSRCP of misleading the public regarding a recruitment drive. The accusation focuses on the party's handling of the recruitment process.

YSRCP demands Lokesh’s resignation over alleged irregularities in Mega DSC's teacher recruitment process, including merit list changes, Sports Quota appointments, and certificate verification. The party seeks a CBI inquiry supervised by a High Court judge to investigate these claims.

A TDP national spokesperson accused YSRCP of attempting to politicize the Mega DSC drive and emotionally blackmailing unsuccessful candidates. The High Court found no fault in the examination's conduct.

YSRCP has requested a CBI investigation into alleged irregularities in the DSC exam. A party leader and East Rayalaseema MLC accused the ruling government of compromising the system at all levels and altering rules to suit their interests.

YSRCP leader Sajjala urges cadres to mobilize youth for a July 28 protest against DSC irregularities. The campaign includes organizing meetings in universities, hostels, and colleges, along with social media and WhatsApp outreach to demand the resignation of HRD Minister Lokesh.

Jagan states Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation is a benchmark for political accountability. He questions if HRD Minister Nara Lokesh will step down over irregularities in the DSC examination.

YSRCP demands HRD Minister Lokesh’s resignation over ‘DSC irregularities’. The party warns of launching an agitation with students and youth if the minister does not resign, as stated by former MP Talari Rangaiah.

Chevireddy Bhaskar Reddy, a YSRCP leader, was granted permission to travel to the U.S. from July 27 to August 4 under conditions including a ₹2 lakh bond, surrendering his passport upon return, and appearing in court by August 7. The court also required a ₹1 lakh deposit as passport security.

Naidu criticizes YSRCP for creating controversies and urges Cabinet colleagues to improve public engagement and communication of welfare initiatives.

Jagan, the YSRCP chief, has pledged to support Rural Water Supply contract workers by addressing their demands for job security and eliminating the third-party contract system. The party aims to resolve long-pending issues related to employment justice for these workers.

YSRCP has condemned the arrest of Appalaraju in a road accident case. The party is criticizing the legal action taken against him.

A YSRCP leader accuses the government of misleading people on investments and jobs, challenging it to an open debate. The party's State general secretary, Srikanth Reddy, claims YSRCP will defend its allegations using official reports from the Centre, RBI, and NITI Aayog.

Tobacco farmers met with Jagan Mohan Reddy to demand faster procurement, as thousands face financial distress after 94 days without completion. YSRCP has pledged to pressure the government to address the issue.

Two senior Congress leaders, T. Nagalakshmi and D. Satish Babu, joined YSRCP in the presence of Jagan. The article states Nagalakshmi is the Ongole city Congress committee president and D. Satish Babu is a senior Congress SC Cell leader.

The YSRCP has petitioned the Election Commission regarding cross-State voter duplication and is seeking a postponement of booth rationalisation in Andhra Pradesh until the final electoral roll is published.

Document writers protest at the Sub Registrar’s office in Proddatur, refusing to provide services until the end of the month, alleging the government is privatizing registration services. An YSRCP leader supports the protest, criticizing the State government for allegedly privatizing available services.