Tadepalli: Andhra Pradesh’s YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) is making moves to regain its lost ground after the recent electoral setback. With several leaders switching parties, YS Jagan Mohan Reddy is reportedly looking at former Congress leaders to strengthen his party.
As part of this strategy, former minister Sailajanath has already joined YSRCP, and speculations suggest that former Union Minister Pallam Raju, ex-Ministers Raghuveera Reddy, Harsha Kumar, and Undavalli Arun Kumar have also been invited. Reports indicate that Jagan has assured them key positions in the party.
After the state’s bifurcation, the Congress party lost its presence in Andhra Pradesh, leaving many of its top leaders politically inactive. Now, with limited options, these leaders see an opportunity in YSRCP. If they join, it could be a major boost for Jagan’s leadership.
Additionally, political circles believe this move is also aimed at countering his sister YS Sharmila’s growing influence. By bringing Congress leaders into YSRCP, Jagan not only strengthens his party but also weakens potential opposition. With these developments, the state’s political scenario is heating up, and all eyes are on how this strategy unfolds.
