Jagadish vows to stand by people amid criticism of Cong governance

Former minister and Suryapet MLA G Jagadish Reddy delivered a passionate address at his party’s MLA camp office on Sunday, promising unwavering support for the people and vowing to fight against injustice. He declared, “Even if it costs my life, I will not allow injustice to happen to the people,” urging the community to unite in their struggles.
During the meeting, Reddy emphasised the importance of solidarity, assuring residents, “There is no need for fear; let us fight together. Do not lose hope; we will stand by you.” He asserted that the BRS is the only political entity genuinely advocating for the rights of the people. “If this government thinks it can toy with people’s lives, we will not sit idle,” he warned.
Reddy sharply criticised the Congress, claiming it has prioritised chaos over development. “While KCR is focused on building new projects, the Congress is busy creating disruptions and demolitions,” he stated. He warned that as long as the Congress continues to prioritise political interests, public unrest would be inevitable. “It is not good for society to make people weep,” he added.
Jagdish escalated his criticism of the Congress government, claiming that the State and joint Nalgonda district administrations have been disorganised for the past nine months. He accused the government of regressing the State and failing to implement new policies or effectively manage existing ones. “The current administration has failed to provide essential services such as water for education, healthcare, and irrigation projects, severely impacting the lives of our people,” he stated.
He also criticised the current government’s inaction regarding breaches in the Nagarjuna Sagar canal, contrasting it with his own tenure when such issues were resolved swiftly. “Even after 20 days, there has been no resolution to these breaches, demonstrating the current government’s inefficiency,” he noted.
Concluding his remarks, Reddy called for the immediate implementation of the farm loan waiver and the Rythu Bharosa scheme to support farmers.
He urged the government to take proactive steps to ensure the welfare of the agricultural community, emphasising the need for accountability and responsive governance.