Senior YSRCP leader Annapareddy Vijayabhaskar Reddy resigns from party; to join Vijay Sai Reddy's party
Senior YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) leader Annapareddy Vijayabhaskar Reddy has resigned from the party, alleging a lack of organisational structure, recognition and respect for leaders and grassroots workers

Announcing his decision, Vijayabhaskar Reddy reportedly criticised the party's internal functioning, claiming that even basic membership arrangements were not properly maintained. He alleged that party positions were being allotted through letterheads that did not carry signatures, raising questions about the manner in which organisational appointments were being made.
He further alleged that neither leaders nor party workers were receiving due recognition within the organisation. His remarks pointed to dissatisfaction over the party's internal administration and the treatment of its members.
Vijayabhaskar Reddy also announced that he would join the new political party proposed to be launched by former YSRCP MP V. Vijayasai Reddy.
His resignation comes amid indications of a new political initiative by Vijayasai Reddy, who has been associated with the YSRCP for several years. Vijayabhaskar Reddy's decision to align with the proposed outfit could add to the political developments surrounding the emergence of a new political platform in Andhra Pradesh.
The announcement has brought renewed attention to organisational developments within the YSRCP and the political prospects of Vijayasai Reddy's proposed party.