Recently, there was very interesting occurrence in the Telangana assembly as former chief minister KCR arrived in the house after a long while. Naturally, a lot of anticipation built up on this as people expected KCR to fire up the house with his trademark vocals.
But that was not even remotely the case, as KCR kept his presence, very brief and almost immediately exited the premises after filing his attendance. All the anticipation turned out to be a worthless one as the face-off between KCR and Revanth Reddy did not actually happen.
Coming to the topic now, it must be noted that YS Jagan is doing something similar in Andhra Pradesh as he will be arriving in the Assembly tomorrow. This was confirmed by YSR Congress, MLC Botsa Satyanarayana, who stated that Jagan will be attending the Assembly session tomorrow along with YCP MLAs.
While the attendance of Jagan is officially confirmed, the point to be noted that the former CM is not likely to indulge in any debate as such. This could very well be a formal visit to the house to file the attendance and leave correspondingly.
A few social media users are commenting that Jagan could be repeating a KCR feat in the assembly tomorrow with just his customary visit to the house to mark attendance and nothing more as he did last year.
Meanwhile, Andhra Pradesh Assembly is preparing for the budget sessions tomorrow. Ideally, this should lead to an interesting development between the ruling and opposition parties regarding the allocations and sanctions. But that could not be the case, as YCP is almost entirely away from discussions in the assembly hall.
This post was last modified on 10 February 2026 8:48 pm
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