CM Jagan to Launch Intensive Campaign: Three Meetings Daily!

Starting April 28, YSRCP leader and Chief Minister Jagan will kick off his election campaign by ringing the campaign bell. He’ll begin with an open meeting in Tadipatri at 10 am, followed by public gatherings in Venkatagiri at 12:30 pm and in Kandukur at 3 pm. The plan is to join three public meetings every day in different assembly constituencies. Over 15 days, CM Jagan aims to cover the state, attending a total of 45 public meetings where he’ll address the people.

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The YSRCP Party’s central office has announced CM YS Jagan’s election campaign schedule from April 28th to May 1st. On the 28th, public meetings will be held in Tadipatri in the morning, Venkatagiri in the afternoon, and Kandukur in the evening. On the 29th, CM Jagan will attend meetings in Chodavaram, P. Gannavaram, and Ponnur. Then, on the 30th, he’ll be in Kondepi, Maidukuru, and Peeleru. Finally, on May 1st, he’ll visit Bobbili, Payakaraopeta, and Eluru. Also, the YSRCP will unveil its election manifesto on April 27th, just before the campaign begins.

Political analysts view CM Jagan’s bus journey as a remarkable event in the nation’s political history. Starting from Idupulapaya in YSR district on March 27, the yatra concluded with a gathering in Akkavaram, Srikakulam district, on April 24. Over 22 days, covering 23 districts and 86 constituencies, CM Jagan travelled a total distance of 2,188 km. Additionally, preceding the elections, the ‘Siddham’ meetings held by CM YS Jagan in Bhimili (Uttar Andhra), Dendulur (North Coast), Raptadu (Rayalaseema), and Medarametla (South Coast) drew significant crowds, while preparing the YSRCP for the electoral battle.