Jagan: There is political high tension in AP. On the one hand, there is a campaign going on. On the other hand, political parties are preparing strategies. Attempts are being made to unilaterally gain control in key districts. While the YCP is trying to retain its hold in Rayalaseema, the alliance is moving to secure majority seats in Guntur, Krishna, Ubhayagodavari and Visakha districts. The survey organizations are also giving favorable results to the YCP in Rayalaseema and the TDP alliance in Coast Andhra. With this, the parties started efforts to gain control in their unfavorable areas. It is known that Jagan is currently on a bus tour across the state. After completing the yatra in Guntur today, Jagan will arrive in Vijayawada. It seems that Jagan will take strategic steps in view of expectations that the alliance will be dominant from here to Visakha.
There is a rumor that the Amaravati capital issue has been turned into a controversy after the YCP came to power. There is criticism that Amaravati has been weakened and three capitals have been brought to the fore and AP has been turned into a state without an actual capital. Along with Krishna, Guntur and Ubhayagodavari districts are expected to have an impact of Amaravati as the capital. What will Jagan, who is doing a bus trip here, talk about the capital? How do you convince people here? That has become a topic of discussion. The YCP leaders have pinned their hopes on Jagan that he will definitely change the situation in these four districts. It is expected that there will be key announcements in these four districts.
On the other hand, it is expected that the influence of Janasena will be high in both the Godavari districts. The leaders of the three parties have hoped that the alliance will win unilaterally in those two districts. Pawan is also determined that YCP should not win a single seat in Ubhaya Godavari district. The process of selection of candidates in the alliance has almost come to an end. As expected by the ruling party, there were no disputes between the three parties regarding the adjustment of seats. As part of the seat adjustment process in the alliance, many leaders who did not get seats joined YCP. But the argument in YCP is that they are not doing as much as expected. In the course of these developments, YCP leaders have pinned their hopes on CM Jagan. What assurances will Jagan give to the people of these four districts? How do they turn to themselves? It became a hot topic.
