YS Jagan has allocated tickets to migrant leaders for both Assembly and Parliament seats, resulting in the displacement of local leaders and their followers. This has led to a breakdown of trust and coordination between the newly assigned candidates and the party cadre at the grassroots level.
Criticism has been directed towards Ongole Lok Sabha YSRCP candidate Chevireddy Bhaskar Reddy by party leaders, particularly at the lower levels. There are complaints about lack of communication, transparency, and equitable distribution of resources among candidates and party workers. Some leaders are upset about discrepancies in financial allocations based on individual positions.
Chevireddy, unfamiliar with the local dynamics and lacking prior connections with area leaders, has faced challenges in integrating with the existing party structure. Despite his political experience, his approach to local affairs has been perceived as detached and unilateral.
Local leaders have been sidelined in decision-making processes, including the allocation of vehicles for mobilizing village-level activists. Allegations have surfaced regarding unequal distribution of funds and gifts among volunteers, leading to discontent within the ranks.
Moreover, Chevireddy’s coordination with assembly candidates has been criticized, with accusations that he overlooks politically junior candidates. Additionally, concerns have been raised about his handling of illicit liquor stocks in bars and restaurants, with allegations of selective enforcement and favoritism.
Overall, there is apprehension among party leaders about Chevireddy’s ability to effectively engage with constituents and navigate internal party dynamics, particularly as he remains distant from grassroots party workers and second-tier leaders.
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