YSRCP USA organised a tribute meeting in New Jersey to mark the 17th death anniversary of former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Y S Rajasekhara Reddy.
The programme was organised by Siva Reddy Meka and witnessed a gathering of more than 150 people, who paid rich tributes to the late leader.
The chief guest, Chala Madhusudhan Reddy, YSRCP State Deputy General Secretary, spoke about YSR’s legacy and recalled several of his popular welfare and development schemes.
He highlighted initiatives such as free electricity for farmers, fee reimbursement for poor students, Aarogyasri and the 108 ambulance service, saying these programmes had a lasting impact on the lives of people.
Madhusudhan Reddy also said Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy had carried forward his father’s welfare-oriented legacy, particularly in supporting the poor and weaker sections.
He explained the party’s organisational structure and cadre-building process in Andhra Pradesh and expressed confidence that the YSRCP, under Jagan’s leadership, would return to power in 2029.
He also suggested that YSRCP teams in the US should play a more active role in strengthening the party at the grassroots level and supporting Jagan.
He urged the teams to coordinate with Aluru Samba Siva Reddy, the new YSRCP Global Coordinator, and work closely with party leaders at different levels.
YSRCP USA leaders Dr Raghava Reddy, Alla Ramireddy and Rathnakar also addressed the gathering and spoke about Dr YSR’s contribution and the party’s future.
The YSRCP USA team thanked everyone who attended the programme to pay tribute to Dr YSR. They also thanked the management of Peppers Restaurant for making arrangements for the event.
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