Was ycp on PM Modi's side for the last five years..!?

- Even though there are 22 lok sabha members, ycp has done zero in five years.
- jagan did not hold a parliamentary party meeting.
- What jagan achieves with four MPs is zero.

Parliament sessions are starting soon. Budget proposals are already ready. The items related to the budget have been completed. In this order, how will ycp, the main party related to AP, act in the parliamentary sessions which will start from the 22nd of this month? What kind of issues will be mentioned in the context of that party having four lok sabha members? What factors do they base on? It became a joke. In the current situation, it is not seen that the party has recovered from the heavy defeat in the elections. But the parliamentary meetings will not stop. In this context, Jaganmohan reddy as the party leader needs to give direction to his party's MPs. In the last five years, despite having 22 members of the lok sabha, a scandal has been shrouded that he has not been able to do anything. In fact, they could not bring anything from the center.
If we keep this in mind, what he can achieve now with only four MPs? Even if nothing is seen to be brought in, at least if he clears up the problems from the people's side, there is a possibility that it will be politically beneficial for some YCP. jagan spoke to the members of parliament but did not. So how does he talk to party MPs in our earlier days? What issues are addressed? How do they act in lok sabha and Rajya Sabha? It should be seen.


But the key question being heard from the netizens is whether the ycp leaders who did not respond when they were in power will respond now. There is a need for Jaganmohan reddy to make his members run to prevent this. On the other hand, comments were heard that ycp was on prime minister Modi's side for the last five years and acted as he said. As a result, the crucial debate did not progress.
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Sowmiya Sriram

18/07/2024 10:47 AM