Former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister and YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) president YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has announced that his party is set to launch a new mobile application next week. The aim is to document and digitally store instances of alleged harassment and injustice faced by YSRCP workers and the public at the hands of government officials.
The New Mobile App
During a Political Advisory Committee (PAC) meeting, Jagan Reddy explained the functionality and intent behind the upcoming app. It will enable individuals to register complaints, provide detailed accounts of incidents, name the officials involved, and even upload supporting evidence like photos or documents.
Digital Library for Complaints
Jagan Reddy envisioned a “Digital Library” where all complaints would be securely stored. This digital record will be crucial for future accountability when the YSRCP holds power again. Those responsible for alleged injustices will face consequences based on these records.
“The digital library will ensure that justice is served once our government is in power. The culprits will be held accountable under the law. We will show no mercy towards those who wronged others,” Jagan Reddy emphasized.
Response to Political Strategies
This initiative is seen as a direct response to the “Red Book” strategy employed by TDP general secretary Nara Lokesh. Jagan’s mobile app aims to counterbalance Lokesh’s tactics of noting down alleged harassers in his “Red Book” and taking action against them upon gaining power.
Jagan Reddy’s mobile app, therefore, stands as the YSRCP’s version of Nara Lokesh’s “Red Book” doctrine.
Your Voice Matters
With this new mobile app, individuals have the power to seek justice and hold government officials accountable for any wrongdoing. Your voice can make a difference in ensuring a fair and just society.
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