AP CM Jagan participated in a preparatory meeting in Nandyal, where he remarked on the significant turnout. He highlighted the unity among opposition parties aiming to dismantle welfare initiatives, urging the public to remain vigilant against such plots. Addressing the crowd, Jagan rallied support, recalling past electoral victories and expressing aspirations for a “double-century government” with 200 out of 200 seats. He warned against the return of Nara’s rule, equating opposition leaders to mythical villains conspiring against the welfare state.
Jagan called attention to the broader implications of the upcoming elections, emphasizing the need to sustain progress over the next five years. Encouraging voters to reflect on past governance and engage in discussions at home, he emphasized the stakes of the election, asserting that victory would signal the end of fraudulent leadership. Highlighting developmental achievements under his tenure, such as the pioneering volunteer system and corruption-free governance, Jagan urged voters to consider the tangible improvements and continue supporting his party’s vision for the future.