The recent electoral defeat of the YCP has led to significant concerns about its future and the leadership of YS Jaganmohan Reddy.
Opponents claim the party's political relevance is over while anxiety grows within the YCP ranks.
For the party to regain its strength, a substantial positive change in Jagan's approach is essential. Jagan needs to engage with all party members by shedding his present 'not reachable' image and becoming an accessible leader.
The lack of enthusiasm among activists and leaders stemming from Jagan's inaccessibility during his tenure as CM must be addressed.
To rejuvenate the party, Jagan should foster harmony within YCP and with other parties avoiding isolation and hostility. He must clearly identify and strategically engage with political opponents.
Addressing past administrative mistakes and ensuring they are not repeated is crucial for regaining public trust. Jagan must adopt a more inclusive and learning oriented mindset seeking input from party workers and leaders.
Resolving internal family conflicts and strengthening support from YCP workers and leaders is vital. Prominent and respected leaders should be the party's voice while those who harm the party's image should be sidelined.
Jagan's transformation and efforts to align with the aspirations of cadre and party members are needed for YCP's resurgence and his political future.
Jagan must assess and address neglected groups, rebuild relationships with grassroot level every party member and transform his leadership approach.
Jagan must understand that he is not invincible and irreplaceable. Leaders emerge and fall based on one must align with reality and only those who identify mistakes and move forward will remain relevant.