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YSRCP women leaders seek Home Minister's resignation over Guntur assault

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The Hindu Bureau
YSRCP women leaders seek Home Minister's resignation over Guntur assault
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YSRCP women leaders in Andhra Pradesh are demanding the resignation of the state Home Minister following the alleged assault of a woman in Guntur. The party claims the incident highlights a failure in government-led women's safety initiatives and has announced statewide protests.

The YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) women leaders on Monday demanded the resignation of Andhra Pradesh Home Minister Vangalapudi Anitha, claiming that the alleged stripping and assault of a woman in Guntur reflected a complete failure of the government to ensure women's safety. The leaders also announced Statewide protests at Ambedkar statues on July 21 (Tuesday) under the banner of the party's women's wing.

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