The countdown has begun for the assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh alongside the Lok Sabha.
Various surveys have emerged regarding the prevailing political landscape in AP each offering a different perspective.
The majority of these surveys suggest that Jagan is poised to retain power. Naturally, pro TDP media outlets are criticizing such surveys.
Setting aside these controversies, reliable sources indicate that the AP Intelligence recently submitted a report to Chief Minister YS Jagan.
The report suggests that the YCP is projected to secure between 110 to 115 seats, with the remaining seats likely to go to the alliance.
But it is reported that Chief Minister YS Jagan disagreed with this assessment. Sources suggest that Jagan expressed confidence in securing up to 130 seats.
It's worth noting that the YCP has been advocating the slogan "Why Not 175" for some months now with party leaders and activists using it to rally support and strategize against their opponents.
Despite Jagan's divergence from the intelligence report regarding the YCP's projected seat count, it appears that the party's grip on power remains strong.
Moreover the lack of unity among the alliance partners is further adding advantage to the YCP's popularity.