Archive · 20 Nov 2025
YSRCP's 'Rachabanda' Campaign Against Medical College Privatization Reaches 50th Ward
A political party in India, YSRCP, started a campaign called 'Rachabanda' to collect signatures against the government's plan to privatize medical colleges.
They say this will make education less affordable for poor people.
The campaign reached its 50th ward in Visakhapatnam, with many party supporters joining in.
YSRCP launched 'Rachabanda' campaign to collect one crore signatures against government's alleged proposal to privatize medical colleges
Campaign reached 50th ward in Visakhapatnam, led by YSRCP district president KK Raju
YSRCP alleges unilateral decision by coalition government to privatize medical colleges, which would deprive poor of affordable education
Campaign aims to pressure government to withdraw privatization move
Campaign received encouraging response, with ward presidents and YSRCP supporters participating
- Who
- YSRCP party members, led by KK Raju
- What
- Launched 'Rachabanda' campaign to collect signatures against medical college privatization
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- 50th ward in Visakhapatnam
- Why
- To pressure the government to withdraw its privatization move
YSRCP's Stance
Government's Stance
Privatization of Medical Colleges
YSRCP's Stance
Highly condemnable, deprives poor of affordable education
Government's Stance
Unilateral decision, alleged proposal
- Campaign Name
- 'Rachabanda'
- Goal
- Collect one crore signatures
- Reason for Campaign
- Oppose government's alleged proposal to privatize medical colleges
- Campaign Leader
- YSRCP district president KK Raju
- Support
- 50th ward corporator Vavilapalli Prasad and other ward presidents, YSRCP supporters