Leaders from various political parties have responded differently to the attack on andhra pradesh Chief minister YS jagan Mohan Reddy. While some have reacted positively, others have expressed negative sentiments. Surprisingly, jagan himself has remained silent on the incident, prompting speculation about the underlying reasons for his reticence.

Some commentators speculate that Jagan's silence may be strategic. They suggest that if he were to publicly cast doubt on any particular party as being behind the attack, supporters of his party, Yuvajana Sramika Rythu congress party (YSRCP), might target leaders of the implicated party. The identity of the attacker remains unknown, and investigations have not yielded conclusive results.

It appears that jagan is hesitant to make accusations without concrete evidence, fearing potential backlash if his claims are proven unfounded. Moreover, he is wary of exacerbating opposition sentiment against the YSRCP if his allegations turn out to be baseless.

Instead of dwelling on the negative aspects of the attack, jagan seems inclined towards leveraging the incident for positive political gains. He has reportedly decided to minimize discussion of the attack, believing that focusing on it excessively could be detrimental to his party's prospects in the upcoming elections.

Despite favourable survey results for the YSRCP, jagan is mindful of the limitations of such polls in accurately predicting voter behaviour. Instead, he is banking on the forthcoming release of the YSRCP manifesto to bolster support for his party. The overwhelming public response to the 'Memanta Saarat bus Yatra' indicates significant grassroots support, further buoying Jagan's confidence in the YSRCP's electoral prospects.

In essence, Jagan's strategy appears to be centred on maintaining a low profile regarding the attack, while channelling efforts towards promoting the YSRCP's agenda and solidifying support among voters through the manifesto and grassroots engagement. He seems optimistic about the YSRCP's chances of securing a decisive victory in the state elections.