In the most recent elections, YS jagan Mohan Reddy's popularity was severely reduced. It is startling on many fronts that there were just eleven seats left after 151. Following a loss of this kind, one ought to withdraw and consider what went wrong. However, jagan is a completely distinct substance. No evaluations or changes to the course are made. I-PAC constantly attempted to frighten the public before elections by displaying large numbers of attendees at Jagan's gathering.
 
The congress PARTY' target='_blank' title='ysr congress-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>ysr congress used to spend a lot of money organizing large gatherings and then intimidate schoolchildren and DWACRA women into showing up in large numbers. Then, to demonstrate Jagan's tremendous popularity and the fact that no one comes close to matching it, drone recordings used to be shared on sakshi and social media. I-PAC made an effort to convey the idea that "Why Not 175?" is more than just a catchphrase. But we are all aware of the reality now that the results are in. Not even ten percent of the Siddham conference attendees cast ballots in favour of Jagan.
 
Despite the people's verdict, jagan remained in the dark. Everywhere that jagan travels, the congress PARTY' target='_blank' title='ysr congress-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>ysr congress gathers large crowds and posts films on sakshi and social media claiming how well-liked jagan is. However, these antiquated tactics won't advance ysr Congress. jagan ought to have gone to the flood-affected communities in good faith and shared such recordings with the public.

He would have benefited more from such videos. Rather, he decided to make two-hour official visits before making his way to Bengaluru. jagan, meantime, obtained court approval for the renewal of his passport and will probably take a vacation flight to london in the next few days.
 
 

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18/09/2024 08:22 AM