A substantial influx of leaders and grassroots activists, from ex-MLAs to Mandal-level leaders, have switched their allegiance to Chief Minister Y S Jagan's party just days before the upcoming elections. This trend, noticeable since the start of the Memantha Siddham yatra on March 27th from Idupulapaya in Kadapa district.
As the CM traverses through each district, the number of leaders wanting to join the YSRCP continue to increase. Given the current momentum, Jagan wave 2024 is evident and achieving 175/175 seats seems like a target within reach.
In the past 19 days of the Memantha Siddham bus yatra, approximately 138 prominent leaders from opposing parties including TDP, JanaSena, BJP, and Congress have publicly declared their support for the YSRCP in the presence of CM Jagan. Additionally, 83 more leaders had already joined the party prior to the yatra, bringing the total number to 221. This has significantly strengthened the party's grip not only in specific regions but throughout the state.
Moreover, over 1,05,000 grassroots activists at the Panchayat/Ward level have also joined the YSRCP in the last 35 days, underscoring the party's expanding influence across the entire political spectrum.
