CBN says Curtains for Jagan. In a riveting declaration, Nara Chandrababu Naidu, the leader of Telugu Desam (TD), has dramatically foretold the conclusion of Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy's tenure, dubbing it a "Jagan cinema" and predicting his departure within the next three months. This bold proclamation unfolded during a party event that welcomed leaders and activists from diverse opposition parties in Pedakurapadu, Tanuku, Amalapuram, and Gajapatinagaram constituencies, who chose to align with TD.
Naidu underscored that the approaching 2024 elections transcend personal ambitions, whether his own or those of his Janasena allies, portraying it as a decisive battle for the destiny of the state's five crore citizens. He painted a somber tableau of discontent prevailing across various sectors, citing instances of farmer suicides, the plight of struggling aqua farmers, and the hardships faced by horticulture growers—all indicative, according to Naidu, of Jagan's purported mismanagement.
Revealing his recent engagement in two yagnas ("religious ceremonies")—Sudarshana Narasimha Yagam and Chandi Yagam—over the past three days, Naidu conveyed his earnest prayers for the well-being of the people.
He asserted his extensive experience in public service, proudly recounting a remarkable 14-year tenure as Chief Minister and over a decade as Leader of the Opposition. "My focus is unwaveringly on the welfare of the Telugu people," he declared, positioning himself as a seasoned leader committed to the state's prosperity.