Archive · 24 Aug 2025
YSRCP Protests Coalition Government's Pension Cuts
The YSRCP party is upset with the current government.
They say the government is unfairly taking away pensions from people with disabilities.
A former minister, Merugu Nagarjuna, said the government isn't being kind.
The YSRCP says the previous government was better.
They're planning protests at government offices to try to get the pensions back for those who lost them.
They feel it's wrong to stop these payments, especially since a disabled person recently tried to harm themselves after their pension was stopped.
YSRCP accuses the coalition government of indiscriminately deleting pensions for disabled persons.
Former minister Merugu Nagarjuna criticized the government's actions, citing lack of compassion.
The YSRCP plans protests at district collector offices on August 25.
The party aims to pressure the government to revoke pension deletions.
The issue follows an attempted suicide by a disabled person whose pension was stopped.
- Who
- YSRCP, led by former minister Merugu Nagarjuna, is protesting against the coalition government.
- What
- YSRCP is protesting the coalition government's deletion of pensions for disabled persons.
- When
- Protests are planned for August 25.
- Where
- Protests will be held at district collector offices.
- Why
- YSRCP believes the government is acting without compassion and seeks to restore the deleted pensions.
YSRCP
Coalition Government
Government's Compassion
YSRCP
Coalition government is acting without compassion, deleting pensions.
Coalition Government
Not mentioned in the provided article
Pension Deletions
YSRCP
The current government has deleted pensions indiscriminately.
Coalition Government
Not mentioned in the provided article
- Political Party
- YSRCP
- Allegation
- Indiscriminate deletion of disabled persons' pensions
- Protest Date
- August 25
- Protest Location
- District Collector Offices
- Former Minister
- Merugu Nagarjuna