Huge Crowds For CM Jagan's Meetings Strike Fear into Hearts of Opponents

Massive crowds are attending CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy's Siddham meetings. The Siddham meeting in Rapthadu drew over 1.2 million people, making it the largest crowd for a public meeting in both the Telugu states. What is further interesting is that the crowd remained till the end of the meeting. So far, three Siddham meetings - Bheemili (Visakhapatnam), Denduluru (Eluru), and Rapthadu (Anantapur) - have been held, and all three of them garnered an overwhelming response with people voluntarily thronging to the venue in large numbers.

This naturally isn't going well with the political rivals. The humongous crowds at Siddham meetings are striking immense fear into the hearts of YS Jagan's political opponents. Among them, TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu and Jana Sena president Pawan Kalyan are reportedly worried over the crowds.

YSRCP stormed to power in the 2019 elections with a thumping majority. The party secured over 49 per cent of votes and won a staggering 151 Assembly seats and 22 Lok Sabha seats, marking a significant achievement. Now, CM Jagan is seeking votes based on his government's welfare programs and development. His reforms in education and development in the medical and health sectors are garnering rave reviews.

In this backdrop, opponents are grappling with their strategy to take on the people's leader YS Jagan Mohan Reddy. In addition to these factors, CM Jagan's speeches and witty one-liners are resonating with the masses. He has got the pulse of the people, which puzzles the opposition leaders.