Former chief minister of Andhra Pradesh, YS Jagan is back on his weekly visit to Andhra Pradesh and he addressed the Media on the occasion. He confined this media conference almost entirely to sling mud at Chandrababu, Lokesh and Pawan Kalyan.
Jagan pointed out that the only reason why the Assembly sessions were held recently was for Chandrababu to elevate his son Lokesh, and in turn Lokesh to elevate Chandrababu, while they both are elevated by Pawan Kalyan.
“Except for these people to elevate each other by using jockeys, there was nothing else in the assembly sessions that went on for 16 days.” Jagan stated.
The former chief minister stated that his government took Rs 3.3 lakh crore loans in 5 years but the current Chandrababu government had already taken ₹3.8 lakh crore loans. He stated that the current government did not commit any welfare schemes, but still took surplus loans.
This was followed by a direct remark on the TTD issue by the YSR Congress chief. “We all saw the videos of the TTD board chairman getting caught with woman. But this government did not take any action on him. It is shocking to see such people have the audacity to continue to speak about women and gods.”
Jagan had been following the similar pattern for almost all of his media appearances in the recent past. The entire emphasis has been on criticising the Chandrababu government and he stick to the same formula today as well.
This post was last modified on 11 March 2026 1:52 pm
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