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YSRCP readies up 3-capitals' weapon for 2024 elections!!
By: Tupaki Desk | 25 March 2022 6:29 AM GMT
Has YS Jagan cracked the code for the upcoming 2024 elections? He is found out the one issue that would beat the BJP, TDP and the Jana Sena? Will he use this weapon to blow the challenge to his coming back to power again its smithereens? Political watchers say 'yes'.
If YSRCP spin doctors are to be believed, YS Jagan will go to the 2024 elections with the three- capitals issue. A foolproof bill would be brought in and Jagan will seek the public support for this bill in the form of votes. This will help raise sub-regional passions and the YSRCP will advocate equal importance to all the three regions of the state.
The party will campaign on this issue. The party hopes to find ready resonance in North Andhra and Rayalaseema for this issue. The party would paint the TDP as a party opposed to the equal and alround development of the state. It would be portrayed as a party that wants only Amaravati developed because it suits the TDP's realty interests.
Political watchers say this will surely put the TDP, BJP and the Jana Sena on the defensive. All the three parties have rooted for Amaravati as the sole capital. They will find it very hard to explain their stand in North Andhra and Rayalaseema. The TDP will face tough times answering questions from people who live in other parts of the state. Sources say that the YSRCP is finetuning its strategy on the issue of three-capitals to defeat the TDP fair and square
If YSRCP spin doctors are to be believed, YS Jagan will go to the 2024 elections with the three- capitals issue. A foolproof bill would be brought in and Jagan will seek the public support for this bill in the form of votes. This will help raise sub-regional passions and the YSRCP will advocate equal importance to all the three regions of the state.
The party will campaign on this issue. The party hopes to find ready resonance in North Andhra and Rayalaseema for this issue. The party would paint the TDP as a party opposed to the equal and alround development of the state. It would be portrayed as a party that wants only Amaravati developed because it suits the TDP's realty interests.
Political watchers say this will surely put the TDP, BJP and the Jana Sena on the defensive. All the three parties have rooted for Amaravati as the sole capital. They will find it very hard to explain their stand in North Andhra and Rayalaseema. The TDP will face tough times answering questions from people who live in other parts of the state. Sources say that the YSRCP is finetuning its strategy on the issue of three-capitals to defeat the TDP fair and square
