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People should give a chance to YSRCP in 2019 General Elections: Vijaya Sai Reddy
YSR Congress MP Vijaya Sai Reddy expressed confidence on the party\'s victory if Mid-Term elections were conducted in Andhra Pradesh at the moment.
YSR Congress MP Vijaya Sai Reddy expressed confidence on the party's victory if Mid-Term elections were conducted in Andhra Pradesh at the moment.
Apart from predicting YSRCP's win with majority, the party MP also challenged the TDP asking the YCP defected MLAs to resign immediately and seek mandate in the by-poll if they are sure of the public support.
Based on the survey reports, Vijay Sai Reddy stated that support for TDP and its alliance parties has gone below 45 percent while YCP has surpussed 45 percent.
He also opined that the Telugu people would back YSRCP party which is striving to achieve the special category status for the state and added that the people of AP would give a chance to the party at least in the 2019 General Elections.
Expressing concern over the decline in ethics among the people, the YSRCP MP said that BJP and Telugu Desam party would face the consequences of backtracking on the promise of special status and other key issues.
