Why YSRCP Failed So Badly?
Numerous factors have been identified as the primary cause of the startling defeat of YSRCP, according to a postmortem examination. They steadfastly maintained trust in the recipients of many welfare initiatives, from jagan MOHAN REDDY' target='_blank' title='ys jagan mohan reddy-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">ys jagan mohan reddy to every party cadre, however, the outcome is utterly skewed.
Even if the following issues were dealt with much earlier, the party's senior brass saw them as unimportant and thought that nothing could go wrong when the public was supporting the party.
Even if the following issues were dealt with much earlier, the party's senior brass saw them as unimportant and thought that nothing could go wrong when the public was supporting the party.
Those main aspects are,
Disregarding the party workers and having faith in corporations such as IPac.
- Ignoring the army of social media supporters that backed the party in the 2019 election.
- Divorcing voters within the community to draw in less developed areas
- Inadequate handling of the media
- Preserving the good leaders' distance and supporting those such as Sajjala and chevireddy who lack the necessary skills to represent the party and its high command appropriately.
- Maintaining a spirits policy that has a disastrous backlash
- Ignoring the army of social media supporters that backed the party in the 2019 election.
- Divorcing voters within the community to draw in less developed areas
- Inadequate handling of the media
- Preserving the good leaders' distance and supporting those such as Sajjala and chevireddy who lack the necessary skills to represent the party and its high command appropriately.
- Maintaining a spirits policy that has a disastrous backlash
- Inability to accurately estimate the ports, schools, and hospitals that were developed.
- Excessive self-promotion of welfare initiatives, which infuriated the non-beneficiaries.
- Some leaders injure their opponents indecently by using derogatory language.
These elements led to the latent opposition to the incumbent government, which persisted despite the implementation of social programmes like as "Amma Odi," "Nadu Nedu," "Raitu Bharosa Kendram," and others.
- Excessive self-promotion of welfare initiatives, which infuriated the non-beneficiaries.
- Some leaders injure their opponents indecently by using derogatory language.
These elements led to the latent opposition to the incumbent government, which persisted despite the implementation of social programmes like as "Amma Odi," "Nadu Nedu," "Raitu Bharosa Kendram," and others.