In Andhra Pradesh, the political landscape is shifting at blitzkrieg speed. While the opposition TDP has benefited from the graduate MLC and MLA quota MLC outcomes, the ruling YSRCP has expressed some concern. According to reports, CM Jagan is worried about the decline in the party’s state-level graph.
Raghurama Krishna Raju, MP and Jagan’s fiercest opponent, anticipated that Jagan would want to take part in early voting because the party’s prospects were deteriorating. Raju claims that Jagan and the YSRCP’s senior brass believe that the allegations against YS Avinash Reddy and the murder of YS Viveka will hurt the party’s chances in the upcoming general elections.
These elements are alleged to have influenced CM Jagan to call for early elections. Raju claimed that Jagan is putting a lot of pressure on the Union to have early elections in AP so that the YCP can win a minimal number of seats. According to reports, Jagan wants the elections to take place right away and shouldn’t be postponed once the state government is dismissed. Evidently, Jagan is waiting for this commitment from the Center before making a decision.
Raghurama Raju claims that Jagan is responsible for the CBI’s inquiry into the murder of YS Viveka being delayed. According to Raghurama Raju, Jagan is reportedly doing everything he can to protect YS Avinash Reddy in the murder of Viveka. Raju claimed that Jagan is preventing him from being questioned by the CBI following Avinash.
Overall, Raghurama Raju predicted that CM Jagan will hold early elections in AP and that the YSRCP would suffer a crushing defeat in those elections. Let’s see if Raju’s prediction proves to be accurate or incorrect.
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