Opinion: No Anti-Incumbency In Andhra Pradesh
One of the trustworthy media outlets, india Today, periodically publishes survey reports from the administrations of every state under the heading "Mood Of The Nation." According to the most recent poll, there is no anti-incumbency in Andhra Pradesh, and on top of that, there has been a sharp rise in public support for jagan Mohan Reddy's administration from 50% to 57%.
There may be various causes for this, but social programmes account for the majority of them. The state's lack of sufficient development is the subject of intense criticism. Although there is some truth to this, there is no doubt that the government is safe thanks to the welfare programmes. According to the survey, the bjp lacks the power to transform the state, and janasena is not even a topic of conversation. According to india Today, out of a total of 25 mp seats, ycp would win 18 and tdp 7 if elections were held now.
When it comes to Chief Ministers who receive the most support from the electorate, yogi adityanath (UP), aravind Kejriwal (Delhi), Mta Banerjee (WB), and MK stalin (Tamil Nadu) successively hold the top four spots in the country, with jagan Mohan reddy coming in at number five. According to the survey, 57% of people want jagan Mohan reddy to serve as cm once more. General elections are more than one and a half years away, so there is still time for each party to demonstrate its strength in the coming months.
There may be various causes for this, but social programmes account for the majority of them. The state's lack of sufficient development is the subject of intense criticism. Although there is some truth to this, there is no doubt that the government is safe thanks to the welfare programmes. According to the survey, the bjp lacks the power to transform the state, and janasena is not even a topic of conversation. According to india Today, out of a total of 25 mp seats, ycp would win 18 and tdp 7 if elections were held now.
When it comes to Chief Ministers who receive the most support from the electorate, yogi adityanath (UP), aravind Kejriwal (Delhi), Mta Banerjee (WB), and MK stalin (Tamil Nadu) successively hold the top four spots in the country, with jagan Mohan reddy coming in at number five. According to the survey, 57% of people want jagan Mohan reddy to serve as cm once more. General elections are more than one and a half years away, so there is still time for each party to demonstrate its strength in the coming months.