Seattle (US): A grand premiere release event of 'Seattle Siddam for Yatra 2' was held in Seattle city on Monday. The event was organised by YSRCP USA in collaboration with Jagananna Connects platform at Cinemark Lincoln Square in the Bellevue area of the city. The event was attended by a large number of supporters of YSR, YSRCP and Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, who are residing in and around Seattle region.

Speaking on the occasion, APNRTS Regional Coordinator and YSRCP USA Committee Member, Dushyant Reddy thanked the filmmaker Mahi V Raghav and popular producer Shiva Meka and the entire team for producing the biographical political drama "Yatra 2" in Telugu.

Recalling the contribution of former chief minister YS Rajasekhar Reddy, popularly known as YSR, to the welfare and development of undivided Andhra Pradesh, Dushyant said YSR introduced many welfare schemes including the fee reimbursement scheme. Lakhs of students from economically weaker sections were benefitted from the government’s financial aid scheme and many of them scaled new heights in their professional lives and are now settled in the United States, he added.

Highlighting the CM Jagan’s journey, which is a tale of grit and hard work, YSRCP USA Committee Member, said he’s truly taken forward his father’s political legacy in Andhra Pradesh. The YS Jagan government's Navaratnalu and welfare schemes will surely propel the YSRCP to its second election victory with a landslide majority in a row, he added. As the event came to a close, the entire auditorium echoed with YSRCP party’s war cry ‘Siddam’ slogans.

YSRCP USA members including Muneeshwar Reddy Nagireddy, Vinay Reddy, Anil Bellapu, JC Reddy, Venkat Subba Reddy, Prakash Konduru, Shankar Tippala, Prakash Mamidi, Jithender Reddy, Srinivas Reddy Mallampati, Bhaskar Reddy, Vinod, Sunil Balabhadra, Naren Reddy, Venkat Reddy, Rajasekhar Reddy, Pradeep, Bala Karunakar Reddy, Manoj Chinthi Reddy, Sai Reddy Kancharakuntla, Suveen Uppala, Naveen Goli, and Nikshiptha Reddy were present.

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