Vizianagaram: YSR Congress President Y. S. Jaganmohan Reddy addresses during a public meeting at Parvathipuram in Andhra Pradesh's Vizianagaram, on March 28, 2019. (Photo: IANS)
Well, each and everyone is eyeing on the Assembly elections that will be held on April 11th. But there is a huge gamble with the Lok Sabha elections this year as three major parties have three different views about the parliamentary seats. Their thoughts may influence the assembly votes.
Chandra Babu who was with BJP for a long period took "U-turn" in the special status issue of AP and joined with Congress ahead of Telangana’s assembly elections. It tasted bitter not only to the entire AP but also to TDP followers. Pawan Kalyan recently supported BSP and proposed Mayawati as the candidate for the Prime Minister who is not even contesting in LS polls.
But YS Jagan grasped the nerves of AP people and announced that he will support the party at the center who gives Andhra Pradesh the special status with this he almost bagged all the LS polls (as per surveys) and also managed to increase his graph in the assembly seats too. Now, Jagan has to make some right moves to clinch the CM throne for the very first time.
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