YS Jagan Mohan Reddy is too good at reading scripts from papers. But when he speaks about something not in the papers, he commits blunders and gives feed to the Opponents.
Earlier, Jagan used to be very attentive about it and avoid questions.
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After criticism, Jagan started allowing some favorable journalists to ask questions, but he is failing to answer even those.
The other day, Jagan committed a big mistake.
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He foolishly supported the supporters holding Placards with Violent Captions.
The video has gone viral on social media and WhatsApp and has become a talking point everywhere.
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All the pages of the speech he read out were completely sidelined, and only the ‘Rapa Rapa’ became the Talking Point.
Instead of acting responsibly and condemning such behavior, Jagan endorsed it.
He spoke about it lightly, saying that it was just a dialogue from Pushpa 2. He even questioned whether there is democracy in filing cases for writing film dialogues on placards.
This is nothing but faction mentality, and there is no scope for such things in democracy.
People rejected Jagan for this same Anarchic mentality, and it looks like there is no remorse.
Jagan is touring some areas of Andhra Pradesh, alleging Political Murders by the TDP.
By supporting Political Violence, Jagan lost the moral eligibility to criticize anyone.
What if TDP cadres say they have a threat from YSRCP Cadres, and they eliminate them in self-defense?
These irresponsible comments will create serious issues for the YSR Congress cadres.
Also, the common people will have very bad impression of Jagan Mohan Reddy.
“People want leaders, not factionists,” Finance Minister Payyavula Keshav remarked.
People should see a leader as someone amongst them. He should be likable but not fearsome.
A responsible democracy will never encourage such leaders.
This is a lesson to learn, but the problem with Jagan is that he never learns anything.
