Vemireddy predicted YCP's defeat and switched parties..!?

* Is that the main reason for Jagan's defeat?

* Difficulties started for jagan as key leaders left the party.

* Too much faith drowned Jagan..?

In the recently held elections in Andhra Pradesh, the alliance of TDP, BJP, and Jana Sena won an undisputed victory. The ycp, which won 151 seats in the last election, lost its opposition status by winning only 11 seats this time. The alliance created a sensation by winning 164 seats together. However, the main reason for YCP's defeat in this election is that YCP's key leaders left the party. When the elections were approaching in Andhra Pradesh, the ycp chief changed the constituency candidates on a large scale, and internal strife started in YCP. With this, the local activists did not cooperate with the candidate who transferred from his own constituency and went to another constituency, and an internal war started in the YCP. Group politics started in its own constituency. Seeing such group politics, the people got fed up and the alliance leaders won with a huge majority.
Meanwhile, ycp has a good hold on ten constituencies in the nellore district. This time, jagan, who set a target of winning 10 constituencies in the nellore district, got a big shock in the form of Vemireddy prabhakar Reddy. In the party, there has been an uproar over the ticket of Vemireddy's wife, prashanthi Reddy. If we wanted to explain the situation together with jagan, it was difficult to get Jagan's appointment. With this, the involvement of advisers in the party's key matters increased, and Vemireddy left the party and joined TDP. Vemireddy contested as nellore MP candidate on behalf of TDP. ycp has fielded vijay sai Reddy, a key leader of ycp, to compete with Vemireddy. This has led to heavy criticism between the two parties. In the end, Vemireddy won with an overwhelming majority. His wife Vemireddy prashanthi Reddy also won in the Kovuru constituency.
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Sowmiya Sriram

25/07/2024 10:13 AM