YSRCP targets full committee formation by November 20

The YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) held a detailed teleconference today under the guidance of State Coordinator Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy, addressing the party’s organizational strengthening and upcoming committee appointments.

Leaders including district presidents, parliamentary constituency observers, state secretaries of affiliated wings, MLAs, constituency in-charges, and working presidents participated in the session. Reddy emphasized that the appointment of all party committees must be completed by November 20, 2025, with a clear focus on efficiency, dedication, and structured planning.

Highlighting successful pilot projects in Punganuru and Madakasira constituencies, Reddy stressed the importance of a hierarchical network system starting from villages to mandals and then to constituencies. Each constituency is expected to integrate around 8,000 active members into this network, prioritizing leaders who are committed and proactive. He noted that well-organized committees would increase party participation and engagement at the grassroots level.

Reddy also called for close coordination with the party’s IT and social media wings, as well as workshops to guide leaders in executing the committee formation efficiently. He urged all district and constituency-level leaders to ensure strict adherence to deadlines and to replicate the successful models from pilot constituencies across the state.

In addition to organizational directives, the teleconfer

ence outlined plans for a statewide protest on September 30 led by the SC Cell of YSRCP against the privatization of government medical colleges. The protest will be held in all district headquarters in front of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar statues, and leaders are instructed to coordinate with local Dalit communities to ensure the program’s success.

Reddy concluded by stressing that all levels of leadership must work in unison, ensuring strong committee networks and active participation, in line with party chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy’s vision.