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Yerraguntla (Nandyala dist.), March 28: Beneficiaries of various welfare schemes heaped praise and became emotional while expressing gratitude to Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy during the interactive session held on Thursday.

The beneficiaries, including women and the physically challenged, became emotional while expressing their gratitude to the Chief Minister. K. Pushpa Latha extended a warm welcome to the Chief Minister, saying she considers him like her own brother.

"As a brother to women, as a maternal uncle to children, as a son to several people, and as a grandson to many aged, you have done immense good to all of us. You should continue as Chief Minister to help us," she expressed.

Swathi, a private school teacher and an MPTC member, shared that she entered politics drawing courage from the Chief Minister’s inspirational speeches. She noted that most women in Andhra Pradesh have become very courageous, and the 50 per cent reservations have given them social and political empowerment.

Private employee Hussain Basha, another beneficiary, told the Chief Minister that his bed-ridden son is now able to stand up after two of the three surgeries were performed, and doctors are ready to perform the third surgery thanks to the increase in the treatment limit to Rs. 25 lakh under YSR Aarogyasri.

"You have saved the life of my son," he conveyed to the Chief Minister with folded hands and in an emotional tone.

Aparna, a specially-abled person, conveyed to the Chief Minister that her husband Savitri Prasad is also handicapped, and they received a house under the housing scheme, expressing their heartfelt thanks. She mentioned that her husband, an artist, worked hard on drawing a portrait of the Chief Minister, which they presented to him.

Santi Prasad thanked the Chief Minister, mentioning they qualified in the TET exam as well. They expressed gratitude for receiving Rs. 3000 monthly pension each, having received Rs. 3.5 lakh in the last five years.

Earlier, on the way to Yerraguntla, the Chief Minister congratulated the newly-wedded couple Venkataswamy and Kaveri.