Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan's confident question, 'Why Not 175?' whenever topic raises about how many seats will YSRCP will win in the coming elections. After winning with thumping majority with 151 seats in 2019 elections, CM Jagan has been implementing welfare schemes at a level no other government has done in the past.
Beneficiaries of welfare schemes were selected based on their qualifications and requirements. This meticulous screening has resulted in reaching the help properly of the people who are actually in need. 99% of Election promises has been implemented during his rule. All these actions made people believe in YS Jagan more than previous elections.
Achieving the election promises and successfully implemented all the welfare schemes so that every poor family gets the benifits, YS Jagan has been motivating his party leaders and cadre to win 175 seats in upcoming polls. By achieving this he believes that his government can implement more welfare schemes to almost every family who are in need.
That's why he is guiding the party forces with 'Why Not 175' statement. This statement has been undermined by opposition parties. But, surveys are pointing that YS Jagan didn't used that statement casually and infact he is serious about it. They are also indicating that it can be achieved if strived a little harder.
Times Now survey which has been conducted two months ago projected 22-23 MP seats to YSRCP then. Now, Times Now Navabharat which belonged to Times Group has conducted Jan Gan Kaa Mann survey. This survey announced that YSRCP position got even better and now at the moment it can win 24-25 MP seats. TDP has chances to win 0-1 seats only as per the survey.
CM YS Jagan fulfilling his promises made people develop more confidence in him while on the other hand Chandrababu failing in building trust among the people during these last four years. This has been reflected in almost all surveys. Going by these trends, it won't be a distant dream for YSRCP to win 175 out of 175 in the coming elections and achieve YS Jagan's 'Why Not 175' goal.