A massive wave of protests swept across Andhra Pradesh as the YSR Congress Party organized large-scale demonstrations in all 175 Assembly constituencies under the campaign “Two Years of Chandrababu’s Betrayal & Backstabbing.” Thousands of party leaders, cadre, women, farmers, youth, students, and unemployed aspirants took to the streets, accusing the coalition government of betraying its election promises and failing to deliver on the much-publicized “Super Six” guarantees. Protesters highlighted rising fuel and essential commodity prices, unemployment, and the irregularities in DSC-2025, while staging innovative demonstrations including black balloon releases, effigy burnings, bike rallies, and manifesto burnings. Despite police restrictions and attempts to obstruct several rallies, YSRCP leaders asserted that the overwhelming public participation reflected growing anger against the government’s anti-people policies and vowed to intensify their struggle until the promises made to the people are fulfilled.
Tirupati
YSRCP organized a massive protest rally in Tirupati under the leadership of Bhumana Karunakar Reddy and Bhumana Abhinay Reddy, drawing thousands of party workers and supporters. The rally, held under the slogan “Two Years of Chandrababu’s Betrayal,” accused the government of deceiving the people by failing to implement its election promises, particularly welfare commitments made to women, which leaders described as a betrayal of the state’s womenfolk.
Pulivendula
A massive protest was also held in Pulivendula, where MP Y.S. Avinash Reddy and YSRCP State General Secretary Satish Reddy paid floral tributes at the statue of Y.S. Jayamma before leading a large rally through the town. Addressing the gathering, Avinash Reddy said the statewide agitation was launched to protest the government’s neglect of public welfare and its failure to honor electoral commitments. He reaffirmed that YSRCP would continue its fight until the people’s issues were addressed, as thousands of party workers marched raising slogans against the government.
Nagari
Former Minister R.K. Roja led a massive protest rally in Nagari as part of the “Two Years of Chandrababu’s Betrayal” campaign, with large participation from YSRCP leaders, workers, and supporters. Addressing the gathering, Roja stated that the coalition government had completely failed to fulfill its election promises, abandoning the much-publicized “Super Six” guarantees and betraying women by failing to implement welfare commitments. She claimed the present government had not delivered even 10% of what the YS Jagan government achieved, noting that Jagan fulfilled his promises despite the COVID-19 crisis. Referring to the Sugali Preethi case, she said that the government had failed to deliver justice to the victim’s family and was focusing on publicity rather than public welfare.
Kuppam
YSRCP’s protest in Kuppam drew a massive public response, with MLC Bharat stating that the coalition government had been betraying the people since assuming office. He accused the government of failing to implement its electoral promises, filing false cases against YSRCP workers, and using the state machinery to suppress opposition voices. Bharat further said that corruption in Kuppam and misuse of public funds in the name of development, stating that public anger against the government was becoming increasingly evident.
Vijayawada West
YSRCP leaders, including former Minister Vellampalli Srinivas, former Mayor Rayana Bhagyalakshmi, and former corporators, led a protest condemning the government’s failure to honor election promises. They claimed that women, youth, farmers, students, and every section of society had been left disappointed over the past two years and reaffirmed that the party would continue its agitation against what it described as anti-people policies.
Vijayawada East
A massive protest rally was organized in Vijayawada East under the “Two Years of Chandrababu’s Betrayal” campaign. Led by NTR District YSRCP President Devineni Avinash, former Deputy Mayor Bellam Durga, and State Social Media President Anji Reddy, the rally accused the government of betraying the people by failing to implement its pre-election promises. Participants marched through the city raising slogans against the government and condemning what they described as a betrayal of public trust.
Vijayawada Central
YSRCP organized a massive protest rally in Vijayawada Central under the “Two Years of Chandrababu’s Betrayal” campaign. Led by former MLA Malladi Vishnu and former corporators, the rally accused the government of failing to fulfill its election promises and betraying women, youth, farmers, and students. Protesters marched through the constituency raising slogans against the government and condemning its governance.
Denduluru
A massive bike rally led by YSRCP leader Abbayya Chowdary was held in Kondalaraopalem village of Denduluru constituency. Hundreds of party workers and youth participated, carrying party flags and raising slogans against what they described as the government’s anti-people policies and failure to honor its electoral commitments, while reaffirming party unity.
Palnadu District
Former MLA Namburu Sankara Rao stated that police were obstructing YSRCP leaders and workers travelling to Amaravati to participate in the “Two Years of Chandrababu’s Betrayal” protest. He claimed police set up checkpoints, recorded participants’ details, and imposed unnecessary restrictions to discourage attendance. YSRCP leaders stated that even peaceful democratic protests were being suppressed but asserted that police restrictions would not deter their fight for public causes.
Gudivada
Former Minister Kodali Nani led a massive protest rally in Gudivada, accusing Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu of deceiving the people by failing to implement election promises. He said that while claiming to create wealth, the government was instead burdening the state with massive debts.
Responding to remarks branding YSRCP as an “axe party,” Kodali Nani asserted that the “green axe” belonged to the TDP, describing its political history as one of repeated betrayals. He remarked that just as Lord Shiva, Goddess Durga, and Lord Ganesha hold an axe, the people would place Parashurama’s axe in the hands of Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy in 2029, enabling him to deliver a political defeat to the TDP. He further claimed that leaders mired in corruption feared Jagan’s growing political strength.
Cheepurupalli
YSRCP leaders and workers stated that police prevented them from releasing black balloons as a symbolic protest during the “Two Years of Chandrababu’s Betrayal” campaign. They claimed the balloons were seized and participants dispersed despite the protest being peaceful, accusing the government of curbing the democratic right to dissent. Police reportedly prevented any law-and-order situation from arising.
Bobbili
YSRCP leaders said that police obstructed their protest rally in Bobbili, preventing participants from proceeding despite the demonstration being organized to highlight the government’s failures. Party leaders criticized what they called unnecessary restrictions on democratic protests and vowed to continue their movement regardless of police intervention.
Anantapur
A massive YSRCP protest rally was held in Anantapur under the leadership of district president and former MLA Ananta Venkatarami Reddy. Marching through the city, protesters raised slogans against the government, accusing it of prioritizing political interests over public welfare. Party leaders said the campaign aimed to expose the government’s failures and reaffirmed YSRCP’s commitment to fighting for people’s issues.
Kethireddy Pedda Reddy Protests Police Action
Former MLA Kethireddy Pedda Reddy staged a sit-in outside the Anantapur SP Office after police denied permission for a peaceful protest in Tadipatri. Condemning the police action, he said that the democratic right to protest was being suppressed and accused the police of acting like supporters of TDP leader JC Prabhakar Reddy instead of remaining impartial. He urged law enforcement officials to function independently and according to the law, while YSRCP cadres raised slogans demanding protection of democratic rights and an end to the suppression of opposition voices.
Nellore: Massive Protest Rally
YSRCP organized a massive protest rally in Nellore under the “Two Years of Chandrababu’s Betrayal” campaign, stating that the government had failed to fulfill its election promises. Led by MLC Chandrasekhar Reddy, the rally marched from VRC Centre to Gandhi Centre, with former minister Kakani Govardhan Reddy also participating. Party leaders accused the government of disappointing all sections of society and said that police attempted to obstruct the protest despite heavy deployment. They asserted that their democratic movement for public issues would continue.
Parvathipuram: Massive Public Participation
Thousands of YSRCP workers, supporters, and local residents joined the protest rally in Parvathipuram under the leadership of former MLA Alajangi Jogarao. People from several villages participated in large numbers, with Jogarao personally welcoming attendees before the rally commenced.
Nandyal: Unique Protest with Bullock Carts and Donkeys
YSRCP staged a unique protest rally in Nandyal using bullock carts and donkeys as symbols of protest against what it described as the coalition government’s betrayal of the people. The rally, led by MLCs Kalpalatha Reddy, Issac Basha, and former MLA Shilpa Ravi Chandra Kishore Reddy, featured slogans accusing the government of failing to implement its election promises.
Machilipatnam: Black Balloons Mark Protest
A massive YSRCP rally was held in Machilipatnam under the leadership of constituency coordinator Perni Kittu, with hundreds of party workers and supporters participating. Marching from Lakshmi Talkies Centre to the YSR statue near the District Court, protesters condemned the government’s failures and released black balloons as a symbolic expression of dissent, while raising slogans against the coalition government’s policies.
Madugula: Strong Protest Draws Huge Response
YSRCP launched a major protest in Madugula constituency under the banner “Two Years of Chandrababu’s Betrayal Rule.” The demonstration, attended by former Deputy Chief Minister Budi Muthyala Naidu, party leader Earle Anuradha, and a large number of party workers and supporters, witnessed a massive turnout as participants raised slogans against the government and highlighted its failures.
Visakhapatnam South: Protest Leads to Tension
Tensions flared in Visakhapatnam South after police stopped a YSRCP protest led by former MLA Vasupalli Ganesh Kumar. Party leaders and workers said that police blocked participants from joining the demonstration, leading to heated arguments and a brief scuffle. Ganesh Kumar condemned the police action, saying that even the democratic right to peaceful protest was being denied.
Visakhapatnam North: Police Action Sparks Sit-in Protest
YSRCP district president KK Raju strongly criticized police for preventing party workers from participating in the protest under the “Two Years of Chandrababu’s Betrayal” campaign. Following a confrontation with police officials, KK Raju staged a sit-in protest on the road, saying that the police were acting as agents of the government rather than impartially enforcing the law. The protest briefly disrupted traffic before the situation was brought under control.
Gajuwaka: TDP Manifesto and ‘DSC Ghost’ Effigy Burnt
YSRCP organized a massive rally in Gajuwaka under the leadership of constituency coordinator Tippala Srinivas Devan Reddy, with nearly 5,000 participants. Protesters stated that the government had failed to fulfill its election promises and symbolically burned copies of the TDP manifesto, bond papers, and an effigy representing the “DSC Ghost” to highlight irregularities in the DSC recruitment process. Senior party leaders including Golla Baburao, Tippala Nagireddy, and Pasupuleti Balaraju addressed the gathering.
Chittoor: Massive Protest Rally
YSRCP organized a massive protest rally in Chittoor under the “Two Years of Chandrababu’s Betrayal” campaign, led by constituency in-charge M.C. Vijayananda Reddy. Marching from Gangineni Cheruvu to Gandhi Circle, party leaders and workers saying that the government had failed to fulfill its election promises and had betrayed every section of society during its two-year tenure. As a symbolic protest, demonstrators burned posters related to the “Super Six” promises, stating that the commitments remained nothing more than election propaganda.
Nandikotkur: Large-Scale Rally
A massive YSRCP rally was held in Nandikotkur under the leadership of constituency coordinator Sudheer, with a large turnout of party leaders, workers, and supporters. The procession passed through the town’s main roads to Patel Junction, where participants raised slogans against the government, stating that it had failed to honor its election commitments.
Atmakur: Protest against broken promises
YSRCP organized a large protest rally in Atmakur, Srisailam constituency, under the leadership of former MLA Shilpa Chakrapani Reddy to mark “Two Years of Chandrababu’s Betrayal.” Despite police restrictions, party workers marched from Nandyal Turning to Gowd Centre carrying copies of Chandrababu Naidu’s election manifesto and said that the government had failed to implement its promises. Addressing the gathering, Chakrapani Reddy accused the government of abandoning the “Super Six” assurances after coming to power and stating that the state was being subjected to arbitrary and undemocratic governance.
Kurnool: Massive YSRCP Protest Rally
YSRCP organized a massive protest rally in Kurnool under the “Two Years of Chandrababu’s Betrayal” campaign, that the coalition government had deceived the people by failing to fulfill its election promises. Led by district president S.V. Mohan Reddy, the rally marched from RS Road to the Zilla Parishad office, with senior leaders including Butta Renuka participating. Protesters raised concerns over unfulfilled promises, rising prices, unemployment, and delays in welfare schemes, intensifying the political atmosphere in the city.
Kavali: Large Bike Rally
A massive YSRCP protest rally and bike rally was held in Kavali under the leadership of constituency in-charge Ramireddy Pratap Kumar Reddy, with over 2,000 party workers participating. Marching through the town’s main roads, protesters stating that the coalition government had failed to implement its election promises and raised slogans against the government.
Rajam: Public Joins Protest
YSRCP organized a large protest in the Rajam Assembly constituency under the leadership of constituency in-charge Dr. Rajesh Tale. Party leaders, workers, and local residents participated in large numbers, with organizers stating that people voluntarily joined the protest to express their dissatisfaction with the government’s policies.
Nellimarla: Massive Rally Against Government
YSRCP held a massive rally in Nellimarla as part of the “Two Years of Chandrababu’s Betrayal” campaign, marching from Thomas Peta Cinema Hall to SBI Bank. Led by senior party leaders and attended by MLC Penumatsa Suresh Babu and several district and constituency leaders, the rally drew a large turnout of party workers and supporters who raised slogans against that the government had failed to deliver on its election promises.
Kadapa: Massive YSRCP Show of Strength
YSRCP organized a massive protest rally in Kadapa under the “Two Years of Chandrababu’s Betrayal” campaign. Led by former Deputy Chief Minister and constituency coordinator S.B. Amzath Basha, along with several senior party leaders, the rally marched through the city’s main streets. Leaders said that welfare schemes introduced during Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy’s tenure had been dismantled, additional burdens imposed on the public, and Kadapa had witnessed little development over the past two years. They expressed confidence that people would respond to the government’s failures in the upcoming local body elections.
Alur: Protest Questions Unfulfilled Promises
YSRCP held a massive protest rally in Alur under the leadership of MLA Virupakshi, with party workers raising slogans questioning the implementation of election promises, including the Aadabidda Nidhi for women and unemployment allowance. Leaders accused the government of failing to deliver on its commitments.
Pattikonda: Massive Rally
A large YSRCP protest rally was organized in Pattikonda, where party workers marched from the local party office, raising slogans against the government and saying that it had failed to fulfill its election promises. Former MLA Kangati Sridevi addressed the gathering.
Adoni: Election Promise Pamphlets Burnt
YSRCP organized a protest rally in Adoni under the “Two Years of Coalition Government’s Betrayal” campaign. Led by former MLA Sai Prasad Reddy and MLC Dr. Madhusudan, party leaders symbolically burned pamphlets carrying the government’s election promises at Bhima’s Circle, said that the coalition had completely failed to honor its commitments.
Kosigi: Massive Rally Draws 9,000 Participants
YSRCP held a massive protest rally in Kosigi under the leadership of MLA Y. Balanagireddy and party leader Y. Pradeep Reddy, with nearly 9,000 leaders and workers participating. The rally marched from Nadigeni Area to YSR Circle, where participants raised slogans against the government’s policies and betrayal of the people.
Tiruvuru: Massive Rally Demands Accountability
YSRCP organized a massive rally in Tiruvuru under the “Two Years of Betrayal” campaign, calling for the protection of democratic values and respect for the people’s mandate. Led by constituency in-charge Nallagattla Swamidas, the rally drew large participation from party workers across villages and mandals. Swamidas stated that the government had abandoned several election promises, including Aadabidda Nidhi, unemployment allowance, pensions, and the promised reduction in petrol and diesel prices.
Dhone: Protest Against Government Policies
Former minister Buggana Rajendranath Reddy led a YSRCP protest in Dhone as part of the statewide campaign. Party workers staged demonstrations and raised slogans against the government’s policies. Buggana warned that the government would face serious consequences if it continued to ignore public grievances and failed to address people’s issues.
Mydkur: Massive Protest Rally
YSRCP organized a large protest rally in Mydkur under the leadership of former MLA Shettipalli Raghurami Reddy. Marching from Mulabata on Proddatur Road to the YSR statue on Kadapa Road, party leaders, workers, and public representatives said that the coalition government had betrayed the people and failed to fulfill its commitments.
Pedana: Demand to Implement ‘Super Six’
YSRCP held a massive protest rally in Pedana under the leadership of constituency in-charge Uppala Ramu, with party workers marching from the YSRCP office to Bantumilli Road. Protesters raised slogans against the government and demanded the immediate implementation of the “Super Six” promises. Krishna Zilla Parishad Chairperson Uppala Harika also participated in the demonstration.
Chandragiri: Coalition Manifesto burnt in Protest
YSRCP organized a massive protest rally in Chandragiri under the “Two Years of the Coalition Government’s Betrayal” campaign. Senior leaders Chevireddy Mohith Reddy, Chevireddy Harshith Reddy, and Challa Rajasekhar Reddy participated in the event. Following the rally, party workers burned copies of the coalition government’s manifesto, saying that promises such as unemployment allowance and Aadabidda Nidhi for women remained unfulfilled. Addressing the gathering, Mohith Reddy accused the government of becoming synonymous with deception, attacks, and land grabbing, and called on party workers to continue their struggle until the coalition government is voted out.
Bukkapatnam: Massive Protest Rally
YSRCP held a massive rally in Bukkapatnam under the leadership of former MLA Duddukunta Sridhar Reddy. Party leaders and workers raised slogans against the government, saying that it had failed to fulfill the promises made to the people during the elections.
Prakasam District: Thousands Join Protest
A massive YSRCP rally led by MLA Buchepalli Siva Prasad Reddy was held in Prakasam district, with thousands of party workers and leaders participating. Protesters marched through major roads, saying that the government had failed to implement its election promises and expressing strong opposition to its policies.
Addanki: ‘Super Six’ Called a ‘Super Trap’
YSRCP organized a massive protest rally in Addanki under the leadership of constituency in-charge Dr. Chintalapudi Ashok Kumar. Marching from Bhavani Centre to Bangla Road, protesters claimed that the coalition government had failed to deliver on its election promises. After paying tributes to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, Ashok Kumar criticized the government that the “Super Six” promises had turned into a “Super Trap” used to mislead the public.
Rajahmundry: Police Halt Protest Rally
YSRCP staged a protest at Kotagummam Centre in Rajahmundry under the “Two Years of the Coalition Government’s Betrayal” campaign, led by former MP Bharat. After beginning with a placard demonstration, party workers attempted to march towards Deluxe Centre, but police intervened and stopped the rally, leading to tense scenes. In response, Bharat and other YSRCP leaders staged a sit-in protest at Kotagummam Centre.
Mylavaram: Massive Public Participation
A large number of people joined the YSRCP protest in Mylavaram, where former minister Jogi Ramesh launched a sharp attack on the coalition government. He said that Chandrababu Naidu had failed to fulfill election promises, harmed farmers by failing to ensure remunerative prices for maize, and abandoned key commitments including the “Super Six” promises. He described the TDP as a “party of betrayal” and claimed YSRCP stood for values and credibility.
Ramachandrapuram: Massive Protest Rally
YSRCP organized a massive rally in Ramachandrapuram under the leadership of constituency in-charge Suryaprakash, with senior leader Pilli Subhash Chandra Bose participating. The procession marched from the LIC Office to Rajagopal Centre as part of the “Two Years of Chandrababu’s Betrayal Rule” campaign.
Kakinada: Massive Bike Rally
YSRCP held a large bike rally in Kakinada under the “Two Years of Betrayal” campaign on the directions of former MLA Dwarampudi Chandrasekhar Reddy. The rally proceeded from Main Road to Jagannadhapuram Munsif Junction, with city YSRCP president Sunkara Siva Prasanna, former KUDA Chairperson Chandrakala Deepti, and former Deputy Mayor Pasupuleti Vijayalakshmi participating.
Dharmavaram: Protest Against Two Years of Rule
YSRCP organized a massive protest rally in Dharmavaram condemning “Two Years of Chandrababu’s Betrayal Rule.” The procession began from the residence of Ketireddy Venkata Krishna Reddy and was attended by constituency observer Satyanarayana Reddy and a large number of party workers, who raised slogans against the government’s policies.
Madanapalle: Large-Scale Protest March
YSRCP organized a massive protest rally in Madanapalle under the leadership of constituency coordinator Nisar Ahmed. The procession marched from Mission Compound through the Collectorate to Chittoor Bus Stand, with party leaders, workers, supporters, and public representatives participating in large numbers while raising slogans against the government’s policies.
Guntakal: Massive Protest Rally
YSRCP organized a massive protest rally in Guntakal under the slogan “Super Six, Super Fraud,” strongly criticizing the coalition government. The rally, held on the directions of former MLA and constituency coordinator Y. Venkata Ramireddy, was led by Anantapur district vice-president Y. Nairuthi Reddy and proceeded from the YVR Camp Office to the Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy statue via Potti Sriramulu Circle. Thousands of party workers, women, youth, farmers, and labourers participated.
Gudur: Protest at RDO Office
As part of the “Two Years of the Coalition Government’s Betrayal Rule” campaign, YSRCP organized a massive protest rally in Gudur under the leadership of MLC Meriga and state leader Shyam Prasad Reddy. The rally marched from Gudur Tower Clock to the RDO Office, where party leaders and workers staged a demonstration and raised slogans against the government’s policies.
Pamarru: Protest Rally
YSRCP held a large protest rally in Pamarru under the “Two Years of Betrayal” campaign, led by former MLA Kaile Anil Kumar. The procession marched from the YSRCP office to the bus stand, with party workers raising slogans against the government. Addressing the gathering, Anil Kumar stated that the coalition government had failed to deliver any meaningful governance over the past two years and accused it of deceiving the public with the “Super Six” promises to secure power.
Guntur East: Effigy Burnt in Protest
As part of the “Day of Betrayal” campaign, YSRCP organized a protest in the Guntur East constituency under the leadership of Noori Fatima. Party workers burnt an effigy of Chandrababu Naidu and raised slogans accusing the coalition government of failing to fulfill its election promises.
Gajapathinagaram: Massive Protest Rally
YSRCP conducted a massive protest rally in Gajapathinagaram under the “Two Years of the Coalition Government’s Betrayal” campaign, led by former MLA Botsa Appalanarasayya. Youth leader Botsa Gurunaidu, constituency observer Jaganmohan Rao, along with MPPs, ZPTCs, mandal presidents, MPTCs, former sarpanches, and representatives of farmer, women, and youth wings from five mandals participated in large numbers, demonstrating strong public support for the protest.
