YSRCP rallies against privatisation of government medical colleges in NTR district

The YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) organised a rally opposing the projected privatisation of authorities aesculapian colleges arsenic portion of its Statewide ‘Crore Signatures’ run successful Vijayawada, connected Monday. Leaders and enactment cadres from NTR territory marched from Chuttugunta Centre to Shikhamani Centre and dispatched petitions containing nationalist signatures to the party’s cardinal office.

The rally, which witnessed the bully participation, was led by NTR territory president Devineni Avinash, on with elder leaders including erstwhile Minister Vellampalli Srinivas Rao, ex MLAs Malladi Vishnu, Monditoka Jaganmohan Rao, Tiruvuru in-charge Nallagatla Swamy Das, Jaggaiahpet in-charge Tanneeru Nageswara Rao, MLC Monditoka Arun Kumar, Vijayawada Mayor Rayana Bhagyalakshmi and Kadiyala Buchibabu. The leaders flagged disconnected a conveyance carrying bundles of signed petitions collected from crossed the district.

Addressing the gathering, Mr. Srinivas Rao said the overwhelming nationalist effect reflected the increasing dissatisfaction with the conjugation government. He alleged that portion respective aesculapian colleges were initiated during the YSRCP government, the contiguous authorities had failed to implicit them. The erstwhile Minister emphasised that government-run aesculapian colleges ensured accessible and prime acquisition and healthcare for the poor, recalling the enlargement of ‘Aarogyasri’ and healthcare services nether the erstwhile YSRCP government.

Meanwhile, Mr. Avinash said that 4,21,217 radical from NTR territory unsocial had signed the petitions opposing privatisation of authorities aesculapian colleges. He demanded that the conjugation authorities instantly retreat the move, informing that Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and Deputy Chief Minister K. Pawan Kalyan would look nationalist choler if they failed to bash so.

Mr. Avinash announced that YSRCP president Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy would taxable the collected signatures to the Governor connected December 18. YSRCP leaders reiterated that privatisation of aesculapian colleges would harm nationalist healthcare and vowed to intensify the agitation until the determination was reversed.