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Who Are You To Make Jagan 'CM'?
By: Tupaki Desk | 15 July 2018 6:55 AM GMT
A Statement issued by Minister of State (MoS) for Social Justice and Empowerment Ramdas Athawale hasn't gone down well with YSR Congress Party. He assured BJP would help YS Jagan become next CM of AP if YCP joins NDA.
YCP Supporters have been breathing fire on the Union Minister. They make it clear, 'Jagan doesn't need BJP's support to become Chief Minister. In 2014 Polls, TDP, BJP and Jana Sena formed an alliance. Still, The difference in vote share is just 1 percent. Candidates in around 30 Assembly Constituencies won with a majority of under 5,000 votes. YCP could have formed the government in 2014 itself if TDP had no alliance with either BJP or Jana Sena'.
YS Jaganmohan Reddy is very particular about contesting 2019 Elections without any pre-poll alliance. He already informed that YCP would be extending support to the National Party which accords Special Category Status.
Comments of Ramdas Athawale is an indication of BJP trying to gain something from YCP wave in AP. This is why the Saffron Party is desperate for a pre-poll alliance with Jagan's Party.
YCP Supporters have been breathing fire on the Union Minister. They make it clear, 'Jagan doesn't need BJP's support to become Chief Minister. In 2014 Polls, TDP, BJP and Jana Sena formed an alliance. Still, The difference in vote share is just 1 percent. Candidates in around 30 Assembly Constituencies won with a majority of under 5,000 votes. YCP could have formed the government in 2014 itself if TDP had no alliance with either BJP or Jana Sena'.
YS Jaganmohan Reddy is very particular about contesting 2019 Elections without any pre-poll alliance. He already informed that YCP would be extending support to the National Party which accords Special Category Status.
Comments of Ramdas Athawale is an indication of BJP trying to gain something from YCP wave in AP. This is why the Saffron Party is desperate for a pre-poll alliance with Jagan's Party.
