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CM Jagan launches 'Jaya Ho' book on Praja Sankalpa Yatra
Amaravati: AP Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy launched JAYAHO book which is penned on the historic Praja Sankalpa Yatra from Idupulapaya to Ichchapuram. The book unveiling event was held at the CM camp office in Tadepalli on Monday.
CM YS Jagan and The Print Editor-Chief Padma Bhushan Sekhar Gupta has unveiled the book, which was completed under the guidance of senior journalist K Ramachandra Murthy and published by a leading Emesco company.
The JAYAHO book describes YS Jagan's 14-month Praja Sankalpa Yatra across the state, which includes the photographs of 3,648km long walkathon. CM YS Jagan, Sekhar Gupta, Ramachandra Murthy, YSRCP leaders, and other senior journalists have attended the event.
Speaking on the occasion, CM YS Jagan said that Praja Sankalpa Yatra is a spirit because doing 3,648 km padayatra is not an ordinary job, and that he completed it with the support of the people.
The CM recalled that he had met every poor in this 14-month-long journey, and as a result, 50% of the votes came to YSRCP in the elections, which was never seen in the history. YS Jagan has clarified that he has been working for the sake of the public, who have kept hopes on him. He also thanked for writing the book on his padayatra.
