After the YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) lost power in Andhra Pradesh, it is grappling with significant challenges. The loss of authority is one concern, but the resulting developments have grown even more complicated. A key element in this scenario is Minister Nara Lokesh’s “Red Book.” While the YSRCP was in power, Lokesh began identifying officials and political figures he claims harassed them, which has already led to criticism from Jagan. At the same time, they have recently unveiled one of their new plans.
YS Jagan has stated that Lokesh’s “Red Book” lacks significance, revealing plans to introduce a “Good Book.” He noted that this “Good Book” will include the names of leaders who have contributed to their party, promising to seek justice for them in the future. This initiative has garnered positive feedback from both the YSRCP and its coalition partners. BJP leader Bhanuprakash Reddy has already shown his support for the “Good Book,” and today, Janasena MLA Bolisetty Srinivas also shared his views on it.