Visakhapatnam: Former deputy chief minister Dharmana Krishnadas said Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy should become chief minister again for the good of Andhra Pradesh.
Addressing a meeting of party workers in Sarvakota on Friday, Krishnadas said Reddy should continue as chief minister to ensure the continuation of welfare schemes and the overall development of the state.
He asked the village volunteers to knock on every door and tell the people about the various welfare schemes launched during the last four years. They should also compare the performance of the YSRC government to that of the previous TD government.
"Jagan Mohan Reddy has reposed full trust in the volunteer system," Krishnadas told the meeting.
Zonal in charge of the BC Cell of YSRC Dr Dharmana Krishna Chaitanya said it was essential for the volunteers to campaign on the welfare schemes launched by the government. He said the next six months were crucial for the party.
Hundreds of party workers, volunteers, and a particularly large number of women were present at the meeting.
