Who is winning in AP Polls in 2024?:- The countdown to the Andhra Pradesh election is on, with only three days remaining. As anticipated, the political campaign has been fiercely competitive. The TDP-Janasena-BJP alliance has been dominating the critical lead-up period to voting day. Chandrababu Naidu, Pawan Kalyan, and Nara Lokesh have taken to the public to decry YS Jagan's shortcomings as a leader and the lack of progress in the state. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has also joined the fray, condemning the corruption and lack of development under Jagan's administration, particularly the absence of a state capital. They have highlighted Jagan's failures, such as the failure to construct even basic roads in the last five years, as well as the absence of job opportunities and other pressing issues. However, the Land Titling Act, which has recently emerged as a potent weapon, may prove to be the most critical factor. Jagan's decision to put his own smiling face on the most important land passbook has backfired spectacularly, as it is viewed as a violation of the hard work of the passbook holder and a critical land document.
Despite his love of painting government buildings in YCP colors and plastering his photo everywhere, YS Jagan seems to be falling behind other prominent politicians like CBN, Pawan Kalyan, and Lokesh in terms of public visibility. While he did make a few high-profile appearances at events like the "Siddham" pre-release, he has been largely absent from the public eye. Jagan's frequent breaks under the guise of election-related meetings and his recent admission of losing confidence have not helped his image. His request for CBI permission to go on vacation after the election has also raised eyebrows. Jagan's use of repetitive phrases like 'Mee bidda' and odd gestures like 'ilaa ilaa ilaa' have made him a target of social media trolls. Finally, his interview with a TV channel failed to convince anyone of his explanations for development and the choice of Vizag as the capital. Despite his followers' claims of high YouTube views, Jagan seems to be struggling to make an impact during this crucial time.
Despite Jagan's absence from the public eye and media for the past five years, his recent interview is garnering attention, both genuine and potentially paid. This interest has only increased after clips from the interview went viral due to trolling. However, people are not easily swayed and will evaluate Jagan based on his performance over the past five years. Unfortunately for him, he has not built any infrastructure in the three capitals, which has caused a lack of credibility for his words. Additionally, his actions have been perceived as vendetta politics, starting with the destruction of the government-owned building Praja Vedika in Vijayawada. As a result, Jagan's credibility as a leader is in question, especially with alliance heads confronting him directly.
