Who is Behind the Attack on CM Jagan?

The attack on YSRCP leader CM Y.S. Jaganmohan Reddy has caused a sensation not only statewide but also nationwide. As elections approach, such an incident on Jagan is being labelled by party leaders as a definite assassination attempt. Intending to win all 175 assembly seats and 25 parliamentary seats in the upcoming elections, the overwhelming response from the public to the YSRCP leader CM YS Jagan’s ‘Siddham’ meetings and the ‘Memantha Siddham’ bus tour appears to have triggered this attack.

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Did it happen according to the plan?

The attack on CM Y.S. Jaganmohan Reddy seems to be a pre-planned assassination attempt. The attacker was aware that Jagan’s bus tour would reach Vijayawada on Saturday night. The bus arrived in the city at 5 PM yesterday. The attacker strategically used a power outage along the route as an opportunity. He hid in a room on the second floor of Vivekananda School located at Singh Nagar Daba Kotla Center. The windows of the room were deliberately left open to facilitate the attack. As the roadshow approached, he launched a precise attack aimed at CM Jagan, striking him just above the left eye, and resulting in a severe injury.

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Suspicions on Chandrababu and Lokesh?

Suspicions have arisen against TDP leaders Chandrababu Naidu and Lokesh following the attack on CM YS Jaganmohan Reddy, with YSRCP suggesting their involvement. From the start of Jagan’s tenure, Chandrababu and Lokesh have consistently criticized him, both in public statements and on social media. During his five years in office, Jagan has launched and executed numerous groundbreaking development initiatives and welfare programs, significantly benefiting the people. The YSRCP alleges that the opposition, unable to accept CM YS Jaganmohan Reddy’s widespread popularity which is expected to secure his re-election, has resorted to instigating physical attacks.