Mopidevi betrayed Jagan's trust..!?

* Was Mopidevi unhappy with Jagan's behavior?
*Mopidevi resigned because he was not given enough priority.
* If jagan had given the ticket, would Mopidevi have continued in the party?

It is known that the resignation of Mopidevi Venkataramana from the primary membership of ycp in andhra pradesh and the post of rajya sabha MP was a sensation. Mopidevi made a sensational announcement that he will soon join the TDP. He is also known as Jagan's right-hand man as Mopidevi acts as a big man in the guntur district, which is common to YCP. Mopidevi, who was a fellow prisoner while jagan was in jail, became close to jagan at that time. Even though Mopidevi did not win as mla in the 2019 election, jagan gave Mopidevi the post of MLC along with ministership. Mopidevi was expected to contest the 2024 elections but did not get a ticket. Mopidevi tried to get a ticket for his brother too, but those efforts were also unsuccessful.
There was also a campaign that there was some gap between jagan and Mopidevi regarding Ganesh's candidature in Raypalle. Mopidevi seems to have resigned from the party and the post because he was not given enough priority. Mopidevi, who has been staying away from party affairs for some time, has resigned as the campaign has been going on for the past few days.
He claimed that there was no truth in the ongoing campaign and that he had succumbed to temptation. He revealed that he had spoken to some tdp leaders. With the resignation of Mopidevi, information is being received that there is a possibility that the Raypalle municipality will fall under the tdp account. There is no doubt that Mopidevi Venkata Ramana's decision is troubling the ycp leaders. Comments are being heard that Jagan's trust has been betrayed. It is common to hear in political circles that jagan should be ready for more shocks in the coming days. It remains to be seen how jagan will overcome the difficulties he is facing
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Sowmiya Sriram

30/08/2024 12:31 PM