Defeat naturally calls for introspection and identifying mistakes to pave the way for improvement. This principle applies universally, not just to politics.
Without acknowledging faults, progress is unattainable. Merely blaming technical errors or labeling defeat as cheating by opponents protects public image but fails to address internal flaws.
Jagan Mohan Reddy’s tenure as Chief Minister exemplifies this dilemma. Despite his popularity, his repeated missteps in party management have proven costly.
Over the last five years, key errors such as over-reliance on IPAC, ineffective regional coordinators, misguided surveys by Chevireddy, and weakening ties with grassroots workers have undermined his party.
Surprisingly, these same mistakes continue to persist, turning the party's path self-destructive.
This week’s Great Andhra cover story aptly captures this decline under the title: “All ‘Wrong’ Steps!”
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