After concluding his London visit, YSRCP Chief YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has returned to Bengaluru and then to Tadepalli. Having been away from party activities for nearly 15-20 days, his return has sparked discussions about his next steps. While he is expected to hold meetings with party leaders, senior members believe there are two pressing issues that require his immediate attention.
The first issue concerns the vacant Rajya Sabha seat left by Vijay Sai Reddy, who recently resigned. His exit has created a leadership void in North Andhra, leaving the region without a strong political representative. Additionally, with no senior leader actively handling party affairs at the national level, YSRCP risks losing its influence in crucial discussions. Party leaders are urging Jagan to swiftly address this situation to maintain the party’s political standing.
The second issue revolves around senior leader Peddireddy Ramachandra Reddy, who is currently entangled in legal troubles. He is facing investigations in two major cases: the Madanapalle file-burning case and allegations of encroachment and construction of a farmhouse on forest land. While he has been vocal in his criticism of the ruling coalition government, sources suggest he is internally distressed over these legal battles. Some party leaders believe that failing to support him at this crucial juncture could lead to further dissatisfaction among senior leaders, potentially weakening the party’s core strength.
Given these developments, YSRCP leaders are advising Jagan to act swiftly on these two matters to prevent internal turmoil and consolidate party stability. It remains to be seen how effectively he navigates these challenges in the coming days.
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