Chandrababu Naidu, leader of the Telugu Desam Party (TDP), has been vigorously campaigning across Andhra Pradesh, participating in a total of 54 meetings, with three joint sessions. Despite his busy schedule, he has not mentioned surveys in his speeches until recently. At a grand public meeting in Pedana, for the first time, Naidu cited several surveys indicating a coalition victory in the upcoming elections.
According to Naidu, these 11 favorable surveys signify a strong public support against the current government. He robustly claimed that these results reflect the people's desire to end the "evil governance" in the state. During his speeches, he expressed confidence in the coalition's success and emphasized that the surveys predict a win in 17 to 23 parliamentary seats.
Naidu also took this opportunity to criticize Jagan Mohan Reddy's administration for allegedly oppressing various social groups and mishandling local governance. He accused the current government of fostering corruption and targeting his home in politically motivated attacks.
As Naidu rallies his coalition, he draws inspiration from mythological figures, comparing their struggle against evil to his own political battle. His fiery rhetoric and confident predictions have energized his supporters and set the stage for a heated electoral contest.
