'Thurpu Samaikya Garjana' Save Andhra Pradesh meeting was successfully conducted in Kakinada here on Tuesday. Amid the heavy rainfall, the samaikyandhra activists were actively participated in this meet, which was held at JNTU-K Grounds from afternoon 2pm on-wards in support to the Samaikyandhra agitation. The AP NGOs State Leader and Rashtra Samaikya Parirakshana Vedika President Mr. Ashok Babu has participated in the program as a special guest. Firstly, some of  the students and artists from the city performed various cultural activities in this program. Speaking on this, Mr. Ashok Babu stated 'no one can stop the Samaikyandhra agitation until we get justice, it is a big stir going in the state without any political interference'. He was highly criticized the Seemandhra MLAs, MPs and Ministers who were not resigned to their positions officially. He grieved that the politicians required only votes not the public & their wish. He said 'they always wished for their position, that is the reason that Today public were participating in the protests. If the UPA government raised their voice on state bifurcation again, then we will surely take our agitation seriously. We will sacrifice our lives to stop the bifurcation' he stressed. He called upon the public to continue their support like this in future also. 'The entire seemandhra supporting the Samaikyandhra agitation, that is the reason why this number of people attended the meeting without caring about the rain', he said. Ashok Babu's aggressive speech attracted the public and increased self confidence on them. A farming plow was presented to Mr. Ashok babu in this meet. Later, many of the employees leaders given their speeches in this meet about the Samaikyandhra agitation. It was observed that no political party leader or member participated in the meet. The meeting draws huge crowd. A huge number of public more than the expected number attended the meet along with their own umbrella's. However, the employees organised the meeting successfully without any disturbances in Kakinada.