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The YSRCP government is losing people’s trust with each passing day. To prevent further damage ahead of the 2024 general elections, CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy introduced a new strategy titled ‘Gadapa Gadapaku’. As part of ‘Gadapa Gadapaku’, the ruling party leaders have been visiting people’s homes and raising awareness about the various welfare schemes being implemented by the government and are also enquiring about people’s issues and resolving them on a regular basis.
Even though master strategist Prashant Kishor is yet to foray into AP politics to directly aide the YSRCP, his team at I-PAC has already been working round the clock to help Jagan’s victory in the next election. PK and his team have realized that just the existing welfare schemes are not enough to ensure YSRCP’s victory and thus devising a new strategy in coordination with Jagan and the YSRCP thinktank.
YSRCP MLAs and other prominent leaders have been facing a severe opposition from the people during their ‘Gadapa Gadapaku’ visits to people’s homes. Voters are alleging that most of the welfare schemes are just for namesake and that they are not getting benefitted from them. To calm down this public heat, PK and Jagan are said to be jointly devising a new strategy which will be announced within 2 weeks and then implemented within a month.
The new strategy will primarily target the BC vote bank for the YSRCP. Jagan is planning to make the ambitious BC Garjana event a grand success. Furthermore, efforts are on to organize public meetings under BC corporations’ supervision. Booklets are being printed on the basis of caste and they will be distributed during the community meetings to ensure maximum crowd gatherings during Jagan’s public meetings.
Jagan will personally introduce all the schemes that will be implemented for the BCs. On the other hand, Jagan will not hog all the limelight and give importance to his party MLA and MPs thereby increasing their popularity among the masses. This will help the party gain strength from the root level ahead of the upcoming general elections.
