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Former MP Vijayasai Reddy to Launch New Party Focused on Rayalaseema, Youth, Irrigation
✍️ The New Indian Express
🗓 19 Sep 2026, 09:16 AM
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Ex‑MP Vijayasai Reddy announced plans to start a new political party in Andhra Pradesh, pledging to prioritize development in the Rayalaseema region, youth empowerment, and irrigation projects.
Former Member of Parliament Vijayasai Reddy, who has long been associated with the Rayalaseema region, revealed that he intends to form a new political party in Andhra Pradesh. The announcement was made during a press conference in the state, where Reddy outlined the core agenda of the prospective party.
Reddy emphasized that the new party would concentrate on three key areas: development of the Rayalaseema region, empowerment of the youth, and expansion of irrigation infrastructure. He cited the need for focused attention on these sectors as a way to address long‑standing regional disparities.
Political analysts suggest that the move could reshape local politics, especially in the Rayalaseema districts, where voters have expressed frustration over inadequate water supply and limited employment opportunities for young people.
Reddy, who previously served as an MP from the Nandyal constituency, said the party would work closely with local communities to implement projects that directly benefit farmers and the youth. The launch marks a significant shift in his political career, moving away from his former party affiliations.
Reddy emphasized that the new party would concentrate on three key areas: development of the Rayalaseema region, empowerment of the youth, and expansion of irrigation infrastructure. He cited the need for focused attention on these sectors as a way to address long‑standing regional disparities.
Political analysts suggest that the move could reshape local politics, especially in the Rayalaseema districts, where voters have expressed frustration over inadequate water supply and limited employment opportunities for young people.
Reddy, who previously served as an MP from the Nandyal constituency, said the party would work closely with local communities to implement projects that directly benefit farmers and the youth. The launch marks a significant shift in his political career, moving away from his former party affiliations.