Launching a broadside on the TDP government's failure to match up to its words on relief operations in Hudhud-affected north coastal Andhra region, YSRCP chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy said the relief operations were inadequate.

He assured the people that his party would stand by them and mount pressure on the Government to ensure speedy and effective relief and rehabilitation measures.
He said Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu was busy with TV appearances. He said the food packets were being distributed in areas where there are no people and that the packets were being thrown from vehicles tops.
"Why can't this government supply food packets to every home? Food packets are reaching fewer families but the government is going round the town telling that every household and every area was covered." he said adding that the officials have not yet begun the work of assessing the losses caused by the cyclone.
"Despite being in the opposition, our party workers are doing as much as they can," YS Jagan said and assured that in the coming days, his party would wage a war if the government neglects the people.

YS Jagan climbs up hillocks and calls on houses on hill slopes

YS Jagan once again proved that he is a doughty fighter who shuns the comfort of ivory towers.
YS Jagan has been making a whirlwind tour of the Hudhud cyclone-hit areas of Vizianagaram and Srikakulam districts. The bad roads and even hillocks are not stopping YS Jagan from consoling the affected people.
The YSRCP chief had visited Peda Jalaripeta, which is inaccessible presently even by four or two-wheelers. Jagan had to go on foot to meet the people and instilled confidence among them. He visited every house and spoke to nearly 3000 people while walking on the sands of the seashore village.
Incidentally, Jagan was the first person who visited the shipping harbor which was severely affected by the cyclone. He walked for about 2 km along the coastline. At several places including in China Gadili and in Peda Gadili, he was seen climbing hillocks to meet the people. He also went to visit houses on hill slopes to personally see their plight.