Ex-MP Vijaysai Reddy To Unveil His Political party After Dasara
He demanded that the coalition government in AP should constitute Reddy Corporation. He questioned both families about the works taken up for the development of Rayalaseema
Former MP Vijaysai Reddy announced that he would float a political party that would consolidate the pride and confidence of original Reddys. He made it clear that his party would respect to all castes and religions.
Speaking to mediapersons after participating in several programmes in Anantapur, he said his party would be unveiled on Ekadashi day after Vijayadasami. He said that his daughter would launch a TV channel, but he said he has no connection with her channel, as it would be neutral.
He demanded that the coalition government in AP should constitute Reddy Corporation. He questioned both families about the works taken up for the development of Rayalaseema.
He said that his party would be the third alternative in AP politics. He said that he would make a social service-oriented youth the CM of the state, if his party was voted to power. He said that the state would witness development under his rule.
Rayalaseema does not mean Reddys alone, there are several people who sacrificed their life for the nation from this region. He exuded confidence that people in Rayalaseema would vote for his party. There is no chance for our party to go oblivious, he said.
Reddy said that neither Jagan's family nor Chandrababu's family has affection towards Rayalaseema. They are just interested in votes, he said. He asked Chandrababu and Jagan to make clear the status of Sri Bagh Agreement.
People from this region are migrating for livelihood, he lamented and affirmed that the state would not develop under the rule of both families.
He said that every person in the state is bearing a burden of Rs 5 lakh debt. Even babies who are not yet born also have a debt burden, he said.
Listing out the party's agenda, Reddy said that he would initiate complete reforms in the education sector. He stressed on introducing a law that would make government employees more accountable.
There will be no outsourcing. Job calender will be released on Jan. 1 every year, he added.