YCP leader YS Jagan Mohan Reddy slowly realized the fact that his own social group did not support him in the recent elections, unlike Chandrababu Naidu's group, which united for TDP's victory.
Jagan is reflecting on why his efforts to consolidate his social base failed and where the gaps are.
Reports suggest that many in the Reddy community, especially in real estate, education and contracting, felt harmed by Jagan's policies and therefore sided with the opposition. This dissatisfaction was communicated to Jagan who now got convinced and aims to regain their support.
He recognizes that he may have made mistakes without realizing it which led to this fate. It seems that Jagan asked what should be the action plan to reunite Reddys and drive them to support him.
Jagan's associates apparently suggested that he should wait and see how Chandrababu’s rule unfolds before making any moves.
Jagan now understands that gaining power isn't just about the opponent's failure but it's also about strengthening his party and staying close to the people.
Observers are keen to see how Jagan will adjust his strategies in the coming days.
