Kandukuru: In a fervent campaign address in Kandukuru, Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy rallied the people to reject non-local leaders such as Chandrababu Naidu, Pawan Kalyan, and Purandeswari, highlighting their transient presence in Andhra Pradesh during election seasons.
Emphasizing the contrast between YSRCP’s commitment to the state’s people and the opposition’s opportunistic alliances, Chief Minister Jagan urged voters to scrutinize the track record of leaders who only surface during elections, residing primarily in Hyderabad.
Describing Chandrababu’s tenure as marked by corruption and discrimination, Chief Minister Jagan underscored the transformative changes witnessed in every household during the YSRCP administration’s 58-month rule.
He cautioned against the return of the same old alliance, characterized by hollow promises and media manipulation, urging residents to discern the truth behind the flashy rhetoric.
As the election approaches, Chief Minister Jagan’s call resonates with the electorate, urging them to prioritize leaders with genuine, long-term commitments to the welfare of Andhra Pradesh.
