It seems that MLAs and ministers in Andhra Pradesh are currently busy with a program of sticking stickers to every house as part of 'Jagananna Nee Maa Bhavishyathu'. Even though elections are more than a year away, they are going door-to-door distributing leaflets, criticizing the previous government, and promoting YSP by putting stickers outside people's houses.
However, the opposition parties are questioning the effectiveness of this program and are asking about more pressing issues. It is also reported that many of the MLAs and ministers are slowly building confidence about the program.
The AP Government Advisor Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy has made a bold statement that all the MLAs are coming to the crowd enthusiastically. It is said that the first three years of the current government's term have passed without much activity due to the pandemic, and now that things are opening up, the MLAs and ministers are trying to meet the demands of their constituents.
The sticker program was initiated by the leadership as a way to gain momentum and prevent the opposition from gaining ground. However, it remains to be seen if the program will be effective, as some people believe that the government's actions and programs will ultimately determine whether they will be re-elected. Nevertheless, the MLAs and ministers are continuing with their program of going door-to-door with stickers and leaflets, despite the summer heat.
