Mission 175: Jagan holds meeting with MLAs, ministers to chalk out campaign strategy

Amaravati: Sounding a poll bugle, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy convened a high-level meeting with MLAs and ministers to chalk out an aggressive campaign strategy.

Jagan laid out a comprehensive plan for on-ground campaigns, directing party members and government officials to dedicate their efforts to this crucial endeavor.

"In the coming elections, some may not be given tickets. But we are all part of the same family, irrespective of ticket distribution. Even if a person is not given a ticket, it doesn't mean I hate them. All are part of the family,' said Jagan.

He urged party members to work collaboratively, resolve any internal conflicts at the grassroots level, and focus on their collective mission for the next six months. "We have done good work in the last 4.5 years, but the next 6 months will be most crucial, give it all that you have," said Jagan.

Jagan reminded the leaders of his goal of winning all 175 seats in the forthcoming elections. He called on every party member to work diligently, with enthusiasm and confidence, stressing that the next six months would determine the future of Andhra Pradesh.

His instructions were centered on two major outreach campaigns: the Jagananna Aarogya Suraksha and the `Why AP Needs Jagan'.