Chevireddy Trusts His Followers, Doubts YSRCP Cadre
Due to YS Jagan's allocation of tickets to migrant politicians for both assembly and parliament seats, local leaders and their supporters have been displaced. As a result, there is now a lack of confidence and cooperation between the recently appointed candidates and the local party cadre. party officials, especially those at the lower levels, have criticized chevireddy bhaskar Reddy, the YSRCP candidate for Ongole Lok Sabha.
Concerns have been raised over the fair allocation of resources among party employees and candidates as well as a lack of communication and openness. Differences in monetary distribution according to particular positions are upsetting certain leaders. Chevireddy has had difficulty assimilating into the current party hierarchy since he is not familiar with the local dynamics and has not previously cultivated relationships with local officials.
Despite his background in politics, his handling of local issues has been seen as aloof and one-sided. local authorities have been excluded from decision-making procedures, such as the distribution of automobiles intended to organize activists at the village level. There have been reports of uneven gifts and money distribution among volunteers, which has caused unrest within the ranks.
Furthermore, chevireddy has come under fire for allegedly neglecting politically inexperienced assembly candidates in his collaboration with them. Concerns over his management of illegal liquor inventories in pubs and eateries have also been voiced, with claims of partial enforcement and partiality. party officials are generally concerned about Chevireddy's capacity to interact with voters and manage internal party dynamics, especially given his continued distance from lower-level leaders and grassroots party workers.