Pendyala Sai Krishna Reddy

Pendyala Sai Krishna Reddy is an Indian Politician of the BJP and Ex-BJYM State Secretary in the state of Telangana and Former BJYM Constituencies Incharge of Sircilla, Vemulawada, Manakondur.

Early Life and Education:

On June 22nd, 1990, Sai Krishna was born to a couple of Pendyala Upendar Reddy and Pendyala Vasantha in Karimnagar.

He completed his Board of Secondary Education from Gouthami High School of Karimnagar in 2006, and he obtained his Intermediate from Alphores Junior College of Karimnagar in 2008.

He acquired his Graduation from SRR Degree College of Karimnagar in 2011.

A career in Politics: 

Sai Krishna desires to provide all of the services to the people in attainment. Having been inspired by Mr. Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India, Sai Krishna officially turned into a politician by joining the Bharatiya Janatha Party (BJP) in 2009, founded by Atal Bihari Vajpayee (Former Prime Minister of India), Lal Krishna Advani (the former Deputy Prime Minister of India), and Narendra Modi (the current Prime Minister of India), eventually rising to become its leader.

As a BJP Activist who put in considerable time to further societal welfare, he demonstrated his leadership skills. Sai Krishna, a member of the BJP, has shown a sincere desire to utilize all available resources to advance the party’s reputation.

For his impressive performance during his services, Sai Krishna was designated as the Town Secretary and has served with gratitude and worked perpetually hard for the well-being of society.

His ongoing dedication and true attention gained him the position of BJYM District Secretary of Karimnagar in Telangana and he has served Telangana, society by carrying out his duties properly and following the rules and regulations.

He served as the BJYM State Secretary of Telangana for his humble contribution to the progress and welfare of the people by providing services and meeting the needs of everyone who approached him for assistance.

He was designated as the Former BJYM Constituencies Incharge of Sircilla, Vemulawada, and Manakondur for his humble contribution to the progress and welfare of the people by providing services and meeting the needs of everyone who has approached him for assistance.

Telangana Movement:

• Sai Krishna was a Telangana activist. During the Telangana Movement, i.e., from 2011–2013, Sai Krishna played an active role and fought to create a new state, Telangana, from the pre-existing condition of Andhra Pradesh in India.
• Sai Krishna organized and conducted a program named “Thegisthene Telangana” for a one-year period as a part of the Telangana Movement.
• As a part of the fight for the state of Telangana, Sai Krishna has organized a padayatra and fought for Telangana State along with party members.
• During the Rasta Roko period and in Sakala Jamula Samme programs, he established a Vanta Varpu, and many more dharnas and rallies were held in continuous movement.
• He participated in many social programs and was involved in the Million March, Bike Rallies, and Dharan’s campaign to form Telangana as a separate state.

Party Activities:

• A dharna was held to protest on behalf of the farmers. They wanted the contributory pension scheme to be gotten rid of and less alcohol to be used and drunk.
• He set up and engaged in every Mandal level and Village level meeting at his own cost and delivered speeches by motivating the youngsters and the upcoming leaders.
• He also fought for the development of temples (Vemulawada and Kondagattu temples) and for the public’s issues.
• Leaders of the BJP held a Maha Dharna to ask the central government to say what it thinks about buying grain so that the farmers can get fair treatment.
• He was extensively engrossed in many social service activities and worked hard to bring numerous state and central government schemes to the public’s attention, support them in receiving benefits, and maintain solid and cordial relationships with individuals from all walks of life, humanity, and leadership.
• He conveyed that the development of party ideologies relies on unemployment and not on differences between religions and castes. He was attracted to the party’s doctrines and worked for the party.
• During the general election season, he campaigned as the party’s full-time leader, tirelessly assisting the incumbent and recruiting more members to ensure the party’s success.

Social Activities:

• He carried out his responsibilities while looking after the welfare of the people in the village and zone. He financially assisted the poor people in the town and helped them in all possible ways when needed.
• He has performed many social activities in the village, such as providing food to the Old aged and Orphan Children, Mineral water to the Villagers, and has performed many social movements in the town, such as giving food to the Old aged and Orphan Children, Mineral water to Villagers.
• In his hometown, he puts together a blood donation camp and an Annadanam event to honor the birthdays of political leaders.
• Many service activities were organized, such as providing blankets for beggars, clothes for the poor, and food for orphaned children, and they helped a lot financially for the migrant workers and the poor. Free meals were provided to orphans and the elderly each year.
• He provided financial assistance to the village’s needy inhabitants and served them in other ways when necessary. His services were not limited to the village’s people but extended to the district’s population.
• He participated in village development activities in the village, like laying CC Roads, Digging Borewells, Putting up Street Lights, Clearance Drainage systems, and Solving water Problems.
• He expanded his efforts by supporting poor individuals who have been badly affected by the assassination of their families, as well as by providing a set sum for the well-being of death-stricken families.

Pandemic Activities:

• The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Yuva Morcha members Sai Krishna alleged that even though the number of positive Covid-19 cases increasing day by day in the state, the government is taking care of only those infected. It is not focusing on the primary and secondary contacts which are a greater risk. BJP Yuva Morcha state secretary Pendyala Saikrishna Reddy said, “At least with the orders issued by the Human Right Commission (HRC) the state government should conduct tests on the primary and secondary contacts.”
• Saikrishna after learning that 48 members had come in contact with a Covid-19 positive patient undergoing treatment in the quarantine center at the Chelmada hospital. Saikrishna had lodged a complaint with the Right Human Commission urging the commission to issue orders to the state government to conduct tests on primary and secondary contacts.
• In response, the HRC registered 598/36/3/2020 and issued orders to the general secretary of state government to submit complete details of the case.
• If the government neglects the orders issued by the HRC, the BJYM will take up a justice movement, he has warned.
• The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) registered a case after a resident of Karimnagar town accused the authorities concerned of negligence for failing to test 42 primary contacts of a Covid-19 patient. Pendyala Sai Krishna Reddy, the complainant, informed the NHRC that the authorities did not test his family members for the highly contagious virus. He requested them to do so. Because of this, his family is uncertain if they contracted Covid-19, he stated. According to his complaint, the 42 primary contacts included 13 doctors who treated a cancer patient from Malayala Mandal. After the patient tested Covid-19 positive in Hyderabad, all 42 were home quarantined, but not tested, Sai Krishna Reddy alleged.
• Meanwhile, the IMA’s Karimnagar chapter advised doctors and private hospitals in the district to take necessary precautions against Covid while working in out-patient (OP) wards. IMA district president Dr. M Vasantha Rao asked them to sterilize the entire hospital premises before opening the OP services and said doctors should be more careful about their health in such times. Also, with the government relaxing the lockdown, patients are likely to begin visiting hospitals and hence all safety measures should be in place, he said. Dr. Rao also suggested that doctors should see patients on an appointment basis only and examine them from a distance, preferably on 20 CCTV cameras.
• Adequate masks and sanitizers should be made available at all hospitals, and medical and surgical instruments should be sanitized regularly, he said. He also stressed the need to train hospital staff in the safety measures necessary to contain Covid-19.