Over 40 Sitting MLAs In Jagan’s Bad Performance Category?
In preparation for the last workshop on the Gadapa Gadapaku initiative, YS jagan Mohan Reddy. On the 17th of this month, there will be one final meeting with the MLAs. The party created the Gadapa Gadapaku programme to make sure that MLAs interact with the public and enhance their public image while using the gifts that were distributed. Despite the Chief Minister's encouragement, several MLAs were reluctant to fully participate in the initiative due to concerns about poor roads, unpaid bills, and other issues.
The chief minister has received a thorough survey report from I-PAC. Accordingly, he will talk about this with the MLAs. According to sources, more than 40 MLAs fell into the category of poor performers and are unlikely to be given tickets in 2024. It is difficult to remove so many incumbent MLAs when there are obvious indicators of anti-incumbency. As these MLAs still have more than a year left on their terms and won't allow the new in charge to function effectively, this could also lead to organisations forming in the constituency.
As a result, the ruling party has a difficult path ahead of it. Furthermore, when everything is fine, there is no question that MLAs won't be interested in visiting the people. That's also after only 1.5 years of elections. If there are more than forty MLAs who are unwilling, there is undoubtedly an issue, and jagan should be most concerned about it.
The chief minister has received a thorough survey report from I-PAC. Accordingly, he will talk about this with the MLAs. According to sources, more than 40 MLAs fell into the category of poor performers and are unlikely to be given tickets in 2024. It is difficult to remove so many incumbent MLAs when there are obvious indicators of anti-incumbency. As these MLAs still have more than a year left on their terms and won't allow the new in charge to function effectively, this could also lead to organisations forming in the constituency.
As a result, the ruling party has a difficult path ahead of it. Furthermore, when everything is fine, there is no question that MLAs won't be interested in visiting the people. That's also after only 1.5 years of elections. If there are more than forty MLAs who are unwilling, there is undoubtedly an issue, and jagan should be most concerned about it.