The delegation will be led by party's Honorary President Y S Vijayamma, YSR Congress President Y S Jaganmohan Reddy said here today.
"We want support from you, we want support from social media, we want support from everybody who is interested in democracy to come forward and stop this injustice.
"We want support from Parliament floor leaders, from various parties, because, what can happen here, can happen anywhere.
"Never in the past, you have a precedent where people have ignored an assembly resolution when the state is split. Assembly resolution was more or less a must. Because that represents the people," he told reporters.
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The YSRCP President began an indefinite past on Saturday in support of united Andhra Pradesh.
Refusing to be drawn into speculation on who his party would support post 2014 Lok Sabha elections, he said the party is committed to secularism and that it would have state's interests in mind.
"That is not a big issue for us today. Why should we speculate what happens six months down the line, when I very clearly told you about so many other secular parties. Why is it that JD(U), Communists and Mamata Banerjee, so many other secular parties, why should I go on repeating the same thing," he said.