Jagan Bro. Keep An Eye On Bro.
The andhra pradesh Christian community, which supported and supported the ycp during the previous elections, is now hearing a different sermon. The entire community supported the ycp in 2019 thanks to Brother Anil Kumar, the evangelist and brother-in-law of ycp leader and chief minister Y.S. jagan Mohan Reddy, who deliberately campaigned and influenced the Christians in the state. The ycp got 23 of the 24 sc reserved seats in total.
Anil Kumar is not currently running for office in AP. He reportedly wants his supporters to work against the ycp this election. Anil Kumar is unhappy with jagan as a result of the injustice done to his wife, who is Jagan's sister, regarding family relationships and property allocation. The ycp has heard rumours that Anil Kumar's juniors are running a campaign against their organisation.
Surprisingly, the same individuals who pushed voters to support the ycp in the 2019 elections are now advising them not to do so in the 2024 elections. The ycp guys advise the voters to go the road that their soul directs them to. The anti-YCP advertising is carefully written to avoid using the party's name but to make its intentions obvious to the voter.
"The individual we previously helped has strayed from the path of righteousness. It has been unsuccessful to get him back on the correct track. Let's exercise our right to follow our souls this time, urge the preachers. What effect these comments would have on the electorate remains to be seen.
Anil Kumar is not currently running for office in AP. He reportedly wants his supporters to work against the ycp this election. Anil Kumar is unhappy with jagan as a result of the injustice done to his wife, who is Jagan's sister, regarding family relationships and property allocation. The ycp has heard rumours that Anil Kumar's juniors are running a campaign against their organisation.
Surprisingly, the same individuals who pushed voters to support the ycp in the 2019 elections are now advising them not to do so in the 2024 elections. The ycp guys advise the voters to go the road that their soul directs them to. The anti-YCP advertising is carefully written to avoid using the party's name but to make its intentions obvious to the voter.
"The individual we previously helped has strayed from the path of righteousness. It has been unsuccessful to get him back on the correct track. Let's exercise our right to follow our souls this time, urge the preachers. What effect these comments would have on the electorate remains to be seen.