According to sources, jagan made the decision to transfer Sai Reddy's social media monitoring duties to S Bhargava reddy, who also happens to be Sajjala's son. Two advisors, C v reddy and arjun reddy, who are rumoured to be close relatives of jagan, will help Bhargava reddy in return. Devender reddy, Challa madhusudhan Reddy, Shiv Shankar reddy, and another individual are among Bhargava Reddy's four in-charges. Up to 200 social media activists would be under their supervision.
They must not only effectively combat opposition criticism at all levels, but also forcefully engage the populace in government programmes. They would receive in-depth instruction in this area so they could cooperate with the I-PAC. jagan is said to have made the decision to set up a mechanism to create the necessary content on these two issues and routinely send it to the social media wing so they could use it in the social media publicity. However, political analysts claim that despite having a robust social media infrastructure, the system has not been well monitored.
An analyst who has been carefully following the party's campaign claimed that "almost 90% of the persons who are appointed in this social media wing have no relationship with the social media platforms at all." Second, there is no adequate monitoring system in place at such a large firm with more than 200 employees. "With 200 users, there is no way to monitor who is posting what. Few people at the aid have the time to keep an eye on everything, he said.
They must not only effectively combat opposition criticism at all levels, but also forcefully engage the populace in government programmes. They would receive in-depth instruction in this area so they could cooperate with the I-PAC. jagan is said to have made the decision to set up a mechanism to create the necessary content on these two issues and routinely send it to the social media wing so they could use it in the social media publicity. However, political analysts claim that despite having a robust social media infrastructure, the system has not been well monitored.
An analyst who has been carefully following the party's campaign claimed that "almost 90% of the persons who are appointed in this social media wing have no relationship with the social media platforms at all." Second, there is no adequate monitoring system in place at such a large firm with more than 200 employees. "With 200 users, there is no way to monitor who is posting what. Few people at the aid have the time to keep an eye on everything, he said.
