The fly on the wall says that AP Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy is planning to give key responsibilities to his wife YS Bharathi. The buzz is that Bharathi Reddy too is trying to wriggle out of the day-to-day responsibility of running the Sakshi media house. Those in the know say that this is an indication that she is all set to take up additional responsibility.
Sources say that she could be given some key responsibility after the party's plenary meeting, which would soon be held. Sources say that after she is given a key responsibility, her interactions with the party rank and file would increase. She could even be used to emerge as a star party campaigner if needed.
When YS Jagan Mohan Reddy was put in Chanchalguda jail for 16 months, his sister YS Sharmila and mother YS Vijayamma campaigned for the party. They have kept the party alive during this trying period. However, YS Bharathi was largely confined to her home and managed the media house. Except for sitting on a dharna when Jagan was first arrested, she made no public appearances. Even when Sharmila and Vijayamma had vigorously campaigned, she remained at home.
But, now things have changed. Both Sharmila and Vijayamma are on the other side of the camp. They are now opposed to YS Jagan. Sharmila has even launched a party, the YSRTP, in neighbouring Telangana and has made her displeasure against YS Jagan known to all those who care. Given these circumstances, Jagan would be left with no option but to bring in YS Bharathi, say political pundits. Sources say that Jagan could take a call on this issue after the party plenary.
Sources say that she could be given some key responsibility after the party's plenary meeting, which would soon be held. Sources say that after she is given a key responsibility, her interactions with the party rank and file would increase. She could even be used to emerge as a star party campaigner if needed.
When YS Jagan Mohan Reddy was put in Chanchalguda jail for 16 months, his sister YS Sharmila and mother YS Vijayamma campaigned for the party. They have kept the party alive during this trying period. However, YS Bharathi was largely confined to her home and managed the media house. Except for sitting on a dharna when Jagan was first arrested, she made no public appearances. Even when Sharmila and Vijayamma had vigorously campaigned, she remained at home.
But, now things have changed. Both Sharmila and Vijayamma are on the other side of the camp. They are now opposed to YS Jagan. Sharmila has even launched a party, the YSRTP, in neighbouring Telangana and has made her displeasure against YS Jagan known to all those who care. Given these circumstances, Jagan would be left with no option but to bring in YS Bharathi, say political pundits. Sources say that Jagan could take a call on this issue after the party plenary.