Overview
- YSRCP leader Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy told party legislators on Wednesday to press public-interest issues and expose what he calls the TDP‑led government's failures in the run-up to the monsoon session.
- The party has decided to continue its long-running boycott of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly and will shift its scrutiny to the Legislative Council and regular media campaigns while contesting council posts.
- YSRCP alleges specific Mega DSC‑2025 irregularities including question-paper leakage, outsourcing of selection work and abuses of the sports quota and has demanded a CBI probe that names Education Minister Nara Lokesh.
- Jagan highlighted large unpaid welfare liabilities, saying fee reimbursements total about ₹9,100 crore and Vasathi Deevena dues about ₹3,300 crore with only roughly ₹2,900 crore released, and he warned farmers face no MSP, water shortages and suspended crop insurance.
- Assembly Speaker Chintakayala Ayyanna Patraudu has responded by questioning payment of salaries to absent MLAs, flagging face‑recognition attendance and saying proposals to disqualify persistently absent members are under consideration, a move that raises the stakes for the August 17 session.