Archive · 25 Jul 2026
Protests Erupt in Aspari Over Water Crisis
In Aspari, leaders from YSRCP and CPM held protests to demand attention to the severe drinking water crisis and other civic issues.
The YSRCP leader, B Virupakshi, criticized the government for not fulfilling promises like completing the Nagaradona Reservoir.
CPM activists also highlighted the acute water shortage and pressed for speedy completion of irrigation projects and rural infrastructure.
Police intervened to maintain order during the protests.
YSRCP and CPM held separate protests in Aspari over the severe drinking water crisis and other civic issues.
YSRCP leader B Virupakshi criticized the government for not fulfilling promises like completing the Nagaradona Reservoir.
CPM activists organized a rally with empty pots to highlight the acute water shortage.
Police intervened to maintain order during the protests.
Protesters demanded immediate attention to the severe drinking water crisis and other civic issues.
- Who
- YSRCP leaders led by Alur MLA B Virupakshi and CPM workers
- What
- Protests demanding attention to the severe drinking water crisis and other civic issues
- When
- Friday
- Where
- Aspari, Alur constituency, Kurnool
- Why
- To demand immediate attention to the severe drinking water crisis and other civic issues
YSRCP
CPM
Government Performance
YSRCP
The coalition government has failed to deliver basic amenities and is focusing on political events instead of solving people's problems.
CPM
The government needs to address the severe drinking water crisis and other civic issues immediately.
Infrastructure Development
YSRCP
The government has not fulfilled promises like completing the Nagaradona Reservoir and other pending works.
CPM
The government should speed up the completion of irrigation projects and rural infrastructure.
- Location
- Aspari, Alur constituency, Kurnool
- Date
- Friday
- Protest Leaders
- YSRCP: B Virupakshi, CPM: Activists
- Key Issues
- Drinking water crisis, civic issues, unfinished infrastructure projects
- Government Response
- Police intervention to maintain order