Jagan to tour Pulivendula for three days

To  hold public interactions and review party affairs

The programme is being viewed as part of the former Chief Minister’s efforts to strengthen grassroots engagement and maintain direct contact with party cadres and the public

Metro India News | AMARAVATI

Former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister and YSRCP president Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy will undertake a three-day tour of his home constituency, Pulivendula, beginning Monday. The visit, scheduled from June 23 to June 25, will focus on interacting with party leaders, reviewing organizational activities and meeting people to understand their grievances.

Jagan is expected to arrive in Pulivendula on Monday evening. Following his arrival, he will hold a series of meetings at his camp office with local YSRCP leaders, party activists and supporters from across the constituency. As part of the visit, he will also conduct a Praja Darbar, where members of the public can directly present their concerns and petitions.

The programme is being viewed as part of the former Chief Minister’s efforts to strengthen grassroots engagement and maintain direct contact with party cadres and the public. Local leaders are making arrangements for large-scale participation in the interactions.

On the second day of the tour, June 24, Jagan will visit the Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple at Bhoomayyagaripalle village in Vemula mandal. He will participate in special religious rituals and offer prayers at the temple.

After the temple visit, Jagan will return to Pulivendula and spend the remainder of the day meeting party workers and people from various parts of the erstwhile Kadapa district. He is expected to receive representations from individuals facing various issues and discuss local concerns with party functionaries.

The three-day programme will conclude on June 25, after which Jagan will leave Pulivendula and return from his constituency headquarters.

The visit comes at a time when the YSRCP leadership is intensifying outreach activities across the state and engaging with party cadres at the constituency level.