CM Jagan’s Strategic Halt in Nellore, Plans Next Political Move After Bus Yatra
YSRCP Chief and CM YS Jagan’s highly prestigious ‘Memantha Siddham’ bus tour concluded in the Rayalaseema districts. Starting from Idupulapaya on March 27, the bus tour reached its eighth day. Successfully covering the constituencies of Srikalahasti, Sullurupeta, and Gudur in the Tirupati district, the tour entered Nellore on Thursday night. Today, a pause has been announced for the bus tour.
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Guidance for Leader
CM Jagan is set to stay in the Chintareddy Palem booth centre in the Nellore district until Saturday afternoon. With CM Jagan’s stay in Nellore for more than 36 hours, it is understood that a new strategy is being formulated. In the last elections, YSRCP had a clean sweep in the united Nellore district, securing all 10 Assembly seats and two Lok Sabha seats. However, political circumstances have changed. In this context, CM Jagan is reportedly planning to guide the leaders to once again secure all seats.
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After a Long Break
After concluding the bus tour in the Rayalaseema districts, the tour arrived at Chintareddypalem in Nellore by 10 pm on Thursday. Jagan made a halt near the national highway close to Nellore city. This marks another stop in Nellore for Jagan after a significant gap since the Praja Sankalpa Yatra. It’s noted that Jagan is set to stay in Nellore for about 36 hours, suggesting a new strategy might be in play. After a complete sweep in the previous elections, securing all assembly and Lok Sabha seats in the unified Nellore district, political dynamics have since shifted. In this context, it’s anticipated that Jagan will direct leaders to ensure all seats are retained. A pause was announced for today’s bus tour, and key YSRCP leaders in the Nellore district have been summoned to the campsite to discuss and address issues.
