Jagan should learn from TRS on publicity
The telugu Desam party, the opposition party in Andhra Pradesh, is contested by the ruling cysr congress party, which is led by the state's chief minister, Y S jagan Mohan Reddy. With their remarks, posts, and press conferences, the YSRC leaders have mastered the art of launching an aggressive attack against the tdp and other opposition parties. The YSRC social media activists abuse the tdp online and disparage it.
However, it is obvious that they do not have a plan for how to improve public perception of the administration as a whole and the chief minister in particular. As a result, the party is receiving criticism from the public for placing too much attention on discrediting the tdp rather than enhancing the reputation of the jagan administration. The governing telangana rashtra samithi in the neighbouring state, particularly its functioning president K T Rama Rao, has much to teach the YSRC and jagan in this regard.
The trs has acquired the skill of quelling the opposition and retaliating against its campaign without resorting to verbally abusing or vulgarly insulting it. Although Telangana's entire media is not particularly supportive of the trs, the party has been using social media and outdoor advertising to its advantage. Consider the current publicity campaign taking place in hyderabad to mark the National Executive Committee meeting of the bharatiya janata party, which is being held at the hyderabad International Convention Centre (HICC), and is being attended by prominent bjp members such as prime minister Narendra Modi, Union home minister amit shah, and National President J P Nadda.
However, it is obvious that they do not have a plan for how to improve public perception of the administration as a whole and the chief minister in particular. As a result, the party is receiving criticism from the public for placing too much attention on discrediting the tdp rather than enhancing the reputation of the jagan administration. The governing telangana rashtra samithi in the neighbouring state, particularly its functioning president K T Rama Rao, has much to teach the YSRC and jagan in this regard.
The trs has acquired the skill of quelling the opposition and retaliating against its campaign without resorting to verbally abusing or vulgarly insulting it. Although Telangana's entire media is not particularly supportive of the trs, the party has been using social media and outdoor advertising to its advantage. Consider the current publicity campaign taking place in hyderabad to mark the National Executive Committee meeting of the bharatiya janata party, which is being held at the hyderabad International Convention Centre (HICC), and is being attended by prominent bjp members such as prime minister Narendra Modi, Union home minister amit shah, and National President J P Nadda.