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State-wide protests and demonstrations on October 11 and 12 will mark the completion of 300 days of the agitation being staged by the farmers and residents of the Amaravati area beneath the aegis of the Amaravati Parirakshana Samithi.
The residents of villages in the capital area have been demanding that Amaravati be retained as the single capital of Andhra Pradesh.
A decision was handed on Tuesday at an all-party assembly organised by the samithi members, and attended by the leaders of assorted political events, commerce unions, and civil society representatives.
Expressing solidarity with the trigger, the leaders from numerous events mentioned they have been prepared for a “fight to the finish” battle.
Amaravati Parirakshana Samithi JAC convener A. Siva Reddy mentioned that a joint motion plan was being labored out to be certain that these protests depart a deep affect on all the 13 districts of the State. He criticised the authorities for “remaining indifferent” to the extended protests by the farmers, a few of whom had misplaced their lives combating for the trigger.
“None of the Ministers or MLAs have come to the agitating farmers and women in the capital region,” he mentioned, including, “instead, women who are agitating peacefully for the cause in Vijayawada city are manhandled and arrested.”
5K stroll and webinar
The assembly determined to organise protest rallies (5K stroll) in all the 175 constituencies throughout the State on October 11 (Sunday) from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m. adopted by a webinar on the topic.
On October 12 (Monday), dharna could be staged at the income places of work throughout the State. On October 22, a nationwide webinar of girls leaders would mark the completion of 5 years of the foundation-laying ceremony for Amaravati as the new capital of the State, Mr. Siva Reddy mentioned.
CPI(M) State secretary P. Madhu mentioned the profitable completion of 294 days of agitation was a ethical victory. He blamed a few leaders at the Centre for the “sorry state of affairs in Amaravati today.”
TDP Polit Bureau member Varla Ramaiah took exception to what he known as “arrogant stand of Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy” on the key concern.
Pothina Mahesh from Jana Sena Party, Sunkara Padma from the Congress, State president of Akhila Bharat Hindu Mahasabha Velagapudi Gopalakrishna, Aam Admi Party chief Varaprasad, Bahujan JAC convener Bala Kotaiah, and former MLA Sravan Kumar spoke.
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