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YS Jagan Writes to Speaker, asks to consider leader of opposition status
YS Jagan Mohan Reddy
Former Chief Minister and YCP president YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has sent a letter to AP Assembly Speaker Ayyannapatrudu regarding the issue of opposition status in the Assembly.
Former Chief Minister and YCP president YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has sent a letter to AP Assembly Speaker Ayyannapatrudu regarding the issue of opposition status in the Assembly. Jagan expressed his concerns about not being given the status of Leader of the Opposition, despite his party having the most seats in the opposition.
In the letter, Jagan pointed out that according to the law, the party with the most seats in the opposition should be given the status of opposition, without any requirement of having a certain percentage of seats. He mentioned that this provision has been followed in both Parliament and the former united Andhra Pradesh.
Jagan also raised concerns about the hostile attitude shown towards him by the ruling coalition and the Speaker. He referenced a video where the Speaker had allegedly made remarks towards him,
Jagan emphasized that having the status of opposition is crucial for voicing public issues effectively and requested the Speaker to reconsider the decision. He highlighted that being recognized as the opposition party would provide legal participation in the Assembly's activities, allowing for strong advocacy on behalf of the public.
