The leader of the ysr congress party and chief minister of Andhra Pradesh, Y S jagan Mohan Reddy, is doing everything in his power to win a second term in office by defeating the opposition tdp in the next assembly elections. Although Rishi raj Singh has authorised jagan to use the services of the indian Political Action Committee (I-PAC) to develop the polling methods, jagan is not solely reliant on this organisation to determine the party's prospects.
In order to collect input from the public on the effectiveness of his government, the performance of his MLAs, and the prospects for the YSRC in the upcoming elections, he is also using a variety of sources. In addition to the regular surveys being undertaken by the I-PAC and the intelligence department, jagan has reportedly just recruited a private agency with offices in delhi to conduct an independent survey. According to information obtained, this agency was given a different duty than I-PAC and the intelligence wing typically handle their assignments. The YSRC's and the rival party's strengths and shortcomings are covered in this work.
This organisation will examine all potential poll alliances, caste equations, additional local considerations, as well as comments from urban neutral voters, particularly educated youth. The Delhi-based organisation will also conduct an impartial investigation into the operation of the rural volunteer system and how it can benefit the party in the upcoming elections. jagan will be able to compare the report provided by this agency with the periodic survey reports he has been receiving from I-PAC and other sources.
In order to collect input from the public on the effectiveness of his government, the performance of his MLAs, and the prospects for the YSRC in the upcoming elections, he is also using a variety of sources. In addition to the regular surveys being undertaken by the I-PAC and the intelligence department, jagan has reportedly just recruited a private agency with offices in delhi to conduct an independent survey. According to information obtained, this agency was given a different duty than I-PAC and the intelligence wing typically handle their assignments. The YSRC's and the rival party's strengths and shortcomings are covered in this work.
This organisation will examine all potential poll alliances, caste equations, additional local considerations, as well as comments from urban neutral voters, particularly educated youth. The Delhi-based organisation will also conduct an impartial investigation into the operation of the rural volunteer system and how it can benefit the party in the upcoming elections. jagan will be able to compare the report provided by this agency with the periodic survey reports he has been receiving from I-PAC and other sources.
