YSRCP leader Vijaysai Reddy submitts resignation to Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar
Says that despite having three and half years left in his six-year term in Rajya Sabha, he has submitted his resignation due to personal reasons
New Delhi: YSRCP leader V Vijaysai Reddy on Saturday resigned as a member of the Rajya Sabha citing personal reasons. He met Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar and submitted his resignation.
Reddy later told reporters that despite having three and half years left in his six-year term in Rajya Sabha, he has submitted his resignation due to personal reasons.
“I have submitted my resignation to the vice president and chairman of the Rajya Sabha and he has accepted the same,” Reddy told reporters after meeting Dhankhar.
Earlier, announcing this on X, he said: “I am quitting politics. I am resigning from the Rajya Sabha membership tomorrow, the 25th. I will not join any political party. I will not resign in the hope of another position, benefits, or money. This decision is completely my personal one. There was no pressure. No one influenced me. I am indebted to the YS family, who have believed in and supported me for four decades and three generations. I am forever grateful to Jagan garu for giving me the opportunity to be a Rajya Sabha member twice, and to Bharatamma garu for taking me to such a high level. I wish Jagan garu all the best.”