Vizianagaram public meeting was some what different from the rest of the meetings held so far in the past nine months where Jagan Mohan Reddy addressed as chief minister.
Jagan Mohan Reddy as opposition leader was different and as chief minister looked different for many people, who have been watching him closely.
Jagan Mohan Reddy is a fighter. He is an aggressive fighter for the cause of the people. He challenged the mighty powers and did not take an inch backward when the super powers sent him to jail.
But, surprisingly, he has been putting up a different image for the past nine months as chief minister. He is very soft and not as aggressive as he was and did not reply to his critics, particularly to Chandrababu Naidu.
At every meeting he addressed in the last nine months, he dedicated most of his time to speak on the agenda of his government and list out the number of welfare schemes. He hardly made any reference to the criticism by the opposition.
But Vizianagaram meeting was different. He dedicated a few lines to give a fitting reply to his critics. He called them demons and tried to expose the corruption and conspiracy politics of his critics.
Unlike Chandrababu Naidu who spoke to media and who uses media to answer to his critics, Jagan Mohan Reddy is silent as chief minister. Only his party leaders and Ministers are replying to the criticism while he continues to be silent.
He broke his silence and took a small break from speaking about his rule, plans and vision. He targeted the critics for the first time which had reached the people much deeper and wider, breaking the barricades created by the media.
He has no or rather small support of the media while his opponents have the greater support and spreading every news against him.
To beat an organized and orchestrated misleading campaign by the opposition and media, Jagan Mohan Reddy should break his silence frequently and speak to the people presenting the facts.
