Having come to a conclusion that the YSR Congress would win the elections in the state, many government officials, it is learnt, have begun forging good relations with the party leaders and its president Y.S. Jaganmohan Reddy, for the last two years. Usually, it is the government officials who can gauge the pulse of the voters and they seem to be firm that the YSRCP would be voted to power.
Except for a few who belong to the same social community of the Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and other officers who already are in the good books of Naidu, the other government officials have been trying to maintain cordial relations with the YSRCP chief, with a view that he has a good political future.
According to sources, some IAS officers began trying to get in touch with Jaganmohan Reddy after the polling was completed. The officers have reportedly begun making requests seeking posts in the chief minister’s office (CMO) and other key positions in the government. It is learnt that they are lobbying through retired IAS officers for these posts. These IAS officers in service are asking their retired colleagues to mention their names whenever they meet Jagan.
Earlier, some retired IAS officers had begun fuming at Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu even before the election process began and the same officers reportedly are in touch with Jaganmohan Reddy. Looks like everyone’s desperately looking for their survival in umpteen ways if Jagan becomes the CM.
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