CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy is pulling out all the stops for the forthcoming elections, staying true and sincere to his ambitious goal - 'Why Not 175'. He is leaving no stone unturned and making several bold decisions, including changing many candidates. In this way, CM Jagan is introducing 'fresh' faces to regain public trust.

Already, a series of welfare programs has been implemented in the state. Starting from January 1, 2024, the state government is disbursing enhanced pensions to beneficiaries. CM Jagan has also allocated funds for the remaining eligible beneficiaries, ensuring that no one is left behind—a remarkable approach in governance with flawless execution.

In addition to these efforts, CM Jagan is simultaneously working on electioneering with the fast-approaching general elections in the state. This development is now causing concern among opposition parties. While the ruling party is finalizing candidates and in-charges well ahead of the opposition, both the TDP and Janasena are clearly lagging behind. They have yet to finalize their alliance and seat-sharing deal, after which both parties will need to come to terms with finalizing the candidates.

Meanwhile, the finalised YSRCP candidates will aggressively work on the ground with an upper hand over the opposition. This is CM Jagan’s perfect strategy. Senior political analysts opine that coming up with the names first will provide the best advantage.

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