Jagan urges public to stay vigilant as 'evil forces' resurface

Kurnool: Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy has warned that political forces akin to Narakasura, Ravana and Duryodhana are attempting to seize power in AP. “They are here under the guise of the Chandrababu-led alliance,” he said. Jagan Mohan Reddy urged the public to decide whether they are willing to combat these malevolent forces or opt for a state that is focused on social welfare and empowerment of the common man. "Are you ready for the Yuddhaniki Siddhama (fight),” he asked the people at a large gathering at the Arts College Grounds in Nandyal city on Thursday evening.

The meeting was held as part of the YSRC’s Memantha Siddham programme. The Chief Minister warned the people that voting for TD chief N. Chandrababu Naidu would “set the state



back by a decade” in terms of development. He criticised Naidu's political tactics, stating that the people “are wary of his attempts to undermine the state” with an alliance comprising three parties and indirect support from the Congress.

He said, “All these four parties are on one side, and Jagan Mohan Reddy is on the other.” “But, I have strong support from the people, which is sufficient for me to win this battle, despite a lack of support from the biased media.” The Chief Minister emphasised that these elections were not just about choosing representatives, but about determining the future of the people and the continuation of welfare and development in the state for the next five years.