The plan of 'yellow' media is to distance Jagan from Modi and bring Chandrababu closer to him. But how to achieve this? For this, they came up with a strategy.
This strategy seems like an old one, reminiscent of tactics used in the film "Mutyala Muggu". However, it's essential to remember that the public is now much more discerning.
In the film "Mutyala Muggu," the villain plans to marry his daughter to the hero. To make this happen, he hires a contractor to sow distrust in the hero's mind, casting suspicion on heroine's character.
Remarkably, a similar age old maneuver is happening in the news.
It seems that Jagan had assured Congress that he would assist them if needed after the elections. This prompted a swift cancellation of Congress's strategy in sending Sharmila to Andhra, it seems.
What a silly smear campaign!
Until recently, the same media propagated that Congress is sending Sharmila to Andhra, to bring a downfall to Jagan. Now that same media is suggesting that Jagan and Congress have formed an alliance.
Recently, they used a photo gimmick to hint at an impending meeting between JP Nadda and CBN which was backfired.
Chandrababu's eagerness to align with the BJP is understandable. If Jagan remains in power, the BJP may not need Chandrababu anymore, which is why some believe the plan is to oust Jagan from BJP's goodwill first.
Why Jagan, who was once ready to confront Sonia Gandhi and face imprisonment, would now willingly enter this alliance?
Despite clear indications that the Modi government is likely to return, why he would make such a mistake?
In reality, Sharmila was never truly interested in Andhra politics. She has no reason to openly clash with her brother.
Even during interviews, she refrained from criticizing Jagan, no matter how far she was grilled. Even after the Congress meeting, Sharmila's focus remains on Telangana.
Whatever it is, the new cock and bull story of Jagan-Congress pact is amusing the readers.
The narrative is being crafted to make Jagan appear as if he has aligned with Congress, playing tricks on Modi.
If Modi doesn't become upset with Jagan, it could strengthen Chandrababu's income tax case. This possibility seems to be causing considerable concern.