Former Chief Minister and YSR Congress Party president YS Jagan Mohan Reddy expressed serious concerns about the recent diarrhea outbreak in Srikakulam. He criticized the government for negligence, attributing the compromised public health to administrative failures. Jagan highlighted issues such as poor road repairs and inadequate precautions in the drinking water supply as contributing factors to the current situation.
The YSRCP chief stressed the government’s responsibility in ensuring safe drinking water and proper sanitation management. He called for the best possible medical care for the affected victims currently undergoing treatment. Jagan demanded the deployment of special medical teams to monitor patients on ventilator support and the appointment of senior specialists as needed to address the situation effectively.
Emphasizing the urgency of the matter, Jagan called for a thorough investigation into the incident and urged for strict action against those accountable. He insisted on immediate measures such as water purification, chlorination, and improved drainage management to prevent further spread of the outbreak. Additionally, he warned that failure to safeguard public health would lead to a corresponding public response.
During his visit to Pulivendula in YSR Kadapa district, YS Jagan Mohan Reddy engaged with party workers, supporters, and the public. He reassured them, emphasizing that challenging times would pass and better days were ahead. Jagan listened to the concerns of the people, promising his support and encouraging them to persevere despite reported harassment and attacks by TDP leaders.
YS Jagan also addressed governance issues, expressing worries about the alleged misuse of institutions and a decline in governance standards. He advocated for governments to prioritize public welfare over personal vendettas, citing the inclusive approach taken during the YSRCP’s tenure. Jagan reaffirmed his commitment to standing by individuals facing difficulties and encouraged a democratic approach to addressing challenges.
