3 weeks ago
TUDA chief challenges YSRCP MLAs to resign, seek fresh mandate
A government official named C Divakar Reddy in Tirupati, India, asked opposition politicians from the YSRCP party to quit their jobs.
He wants all 11 of their lawmakers to resign and run in new elections.
He says this would show who the people really support.
Mr. Reddy says the old government did not create jobs for young people.
He also says it spent too much money and put the state in debt.
He believes the new NDA coalition government is doing better with schools, hospitals, jobs, and welfare programs.
He says the opposition is telling false stories about a big teacher hiring process called Mega DSC.
He says businesses left the state before, but now new companies want to come and create jobs.
He asked the opposition to stop blocking progress by taking small issues to court.
TUDA Chairman C Divakar Reddy challenged the 11 YSRCP legislators to resign and contest fresh elections to prove public support.
He made the remarks at a press conference at the Tirupati Press Club on Tuesday.
Reddy accused the previous YSRCP government of failing to create youth employment and pushing the state into debt.
He accused YSRCP leaders of spreading misinformation about the Mega DSC recruitment process.
Reddy claimed companies left the state under the previous government, while national and international firms now show interest in creating jobs.
- Who
- TUDA Chairman C Divakar Reddy challenged the 11 YSRCP legislators (MLAs) in Andhra Pradesh.
- What
- He dared the YSRCP MLAs to resign and seek a fresh electoral mandate to prove which side has public support.
- Where
- Tirupati Press Club, Tirupati, India.
- When
- Tuesday, at a press conference (the article gives no specific date).
- Why
- To show which side has the support of the people, after accusing YSRCP of failing on employment and spreading misinformation about Mega DSC recruitment.
Key facts
- Speaker
- TUDA Chairman C Divakar Reddy
- Target
- 11 YSRCP legislators (MLAs)
- Venue
- Tirupati Press Club
- Government
- NDA coalition government
- Main Accusation
- Previous YSRCP government failed to create jobs and pushed the state into debt
- Recruitment Issue
- Mega DSC recruitment process
- Others Present
- TDP state secretary Anna Anita and party leaders Surendra Naidu, Vijay Kumar, Pushpavathi










