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CBN's Strategy, Jagan's Greatness & PK's Mystery!
By: Tupaki Desk | 12 March 2019 1:32 PM GMT
Undavalli Arun Kumar opined attempts made by Chandrababu Naidu to make BJP a scapegoat for political gains will eventually benefit YS Jaganmohan Reddy. He added, 'BJP hardly exist in Andhra Pradesh. It's not right to say Jagan conspired with such a party. Even if he had a secret pact, There won't be any impact on the election result'.
The Former MP told the mileage Praja Sankalpa Yatra fetch for Jagan is enough to overcome all the election gimmicks of TDP. 'Never been before any padayatra had received such an over-whelming response. Drawing such huge crowds and addressing so many public meetings is a great achievement. Jagan has become a big celebrity with Padayatra and it will have a huge impact on the elections,' he says.
At the same time, Undavalli cautions Jagan not to underestimate a strategist like Chandrababu Naidu ever.
On the other hand, Undavalli told it's hard to predict the impact Jana Sena gonna create in 2019 Elections. 'Response for Pawan Kalyan's meetings has been pretty good but how many of the people will vote for Jana Sena remains to be a mystery,' commented the Senior Politician.
The Former MP told the mileage Praja Sankalpa Yatra fetch for Jagan is enough to overcome all the election gimmicks of TDP. 'Never been before any padayatra had received such an over-whelming response. Drawing such huge crowds and addressing so many public meetings is a great achievement. Jagan has become a big celebrity with Padayatra and it will have a huge impact on the elections,' he says.
At the same time, Undavalli cautions Jagan not to underestimate a strategist like Chandrababu Naidu ever.
On the other hand, Undavalli told it's hard to predict the impact Jana Sena gonna create in 2019 Elections. 'Response for Pawan Kalyan's meetings has been pretty good but how many of the people will vote for Jana Sena remains to be a mystery,' commented the Senior Politician.
