Archive · 2 Nov 2025
One Crore Signature Campaign Organised in Srikalahasti
A group of people in Srikalahasti town held a campaign to collect signatures.
They want to stop a system called PPP in medical schools.
They believe this system makes it hard for poor people to get a medical education.
The campaign was organized by local leaders who were instructed by former leaders.
They hope to gather many signatures to show their opposition.
A 'One Crore Signature Collection Programme' was held in Srikalahasti town.
The campaign was organized on the second day of the program.
Leaders instructed the campaign under the auspices of Viala Krishna Reddy and former MLA Madhusudhan Reddy.
A key demand is the immediate abolition of the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) policy in medical education.
The organizers believe the PPP policy disadvantages the poor in accessing medical education.
- Who
- Former Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy (instigator), Viala Krishna Reddy (organizer), Madhusudhan Reddy (organizer), and other local leaders
- What
- Organized a signature campaign as part of a 'One Crore Signature Collection Programme'
- When
- Second day of the campaign
- Where
- Srikalahasti town, Kurnool
- Why
- To protest against the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) policy in medical education and prevent it from being taken away from the poor.
- Campaign Name
- One Crore Signature Collection Programme
- Location
- Srikalahasti town, Kurnool
- Organizers
- Viala Krishna Reddy (Former Market Committee Chairman) and former Srikalahasti MLA Madhusudhan Reddy
- Key Demand
- Abolish PPP policy in medical education