Another Day, Another Wicket Down for YCP! Marri Rajasekhar Quit

Date: March 19, 2025

Another Day, Another Wicket Down for YCP! Marri Rajasekhar Quit

YCP’s Leadership Exodus Continues

The YSR Congress Party (YCP) is witnessing a steady exodus of key leaders, and the trend doesn’t seem to be slowing down. The latest leader to exit is Marri Rajasekhar, a once-trusted associate of Jagan Mohan Reddy. YCP faces another setback as MLC Marri Rajasekhar resigns. With multiple leaders quitting, the party’s crisis deepens. Read the full story.

Despite maintaining a low profile within the party, Rajasekhar enjoyed Jagan’s trust. However, following YCP’s electoral debacle in 2024, he gradually distanced himself from party activities, making his resignation seem inevitable.

Marri Rajasekhar Resigns from YCP

Today, Marri Rajasekhar formally submitted his resignation from both YCP and his MLC position. His departure marks another blow to the party, which is already grappling with massive political setbacks.

This resignation reflects the growing discontent among leaders who were once loyal to the party but have now chosen to step away.

YCP’s String of MLC Resignations

Rajasekhar isn’t the only MLC to abandon ship. His resignation adds to a growing list of leaders who have left YCP following its historic defeat in the 2024 elections.

Here’s a look at other key MLCs who quit YCP in recent months:

Pothula Sunitha – Resigned after the election results.
Karri Padma Sri – Quit six months ago.
Jayamangala Venkataramana – Stepped down three months ago.
Balli Kalyan Chakravarthy – Left around the same time as Venkataramana.

With each passing day, YCP is losing its political stronghold, as its senior leaders continue to desert the party.

Now Marri Rajasekhar What’s Next for YCP?

With a growing list of resignations, YCP is at a critical crossroads. The party leadership needs to take immediate steps to regain the trust of its leaders and revitalize its political presence.

Will YCP manage to bounce back, or will the exodus continue? Stay tuned for more updates on Andhra Pradesh politics.