By The release of the YSRCP manifesto has been postponed. With the announcement of elections scheduled for this month, the YSRCP is reorganizing its strategy. There is a delay in focusing on the manifesto. While 99% of the promises in the 2019 manifesto were implemented, the YSRCP is now preparing to fulfill its promises for the 2024 elections.
It is believed that Chief Minister Jagan’s input will be incorporated into the manifesto with enthusiasm. This time, various sections of society such as farmers, workers, women, youth, and students are expected to be given significant importance in the manifesto.
YSRCP leaders have discussed the party’s manifesto with regional coordinators. They have focused on committee selections, poll management, and election strategies. The YSRCP is eager to improve upon its promises made in the previous elections and is working on an upgraded version of the manifesto tailored to meet the needs of different sections of society, including middle-class and lower-class groups. The party is also considering fundamental welfare schemes in its conceptualization. The anticipation that Jagan will have significant involvement in shaping the manifesto has sparked public interest and enthusiasm among the people of the state regarding the manifesto.
Leadership of the YSRCP is asserting that their manifesto pledges more extensive benefits in each aspect compared to the past. They suggest that the YSRCP, which prioritized welfare schemes before the previous elections, is anticipated to unveil an enhanced version for the Navaratnalu in its manifesto this time. Alongside commitments for the elderly, opportunities for middle-class groups to derive benefits from schemes are conspicuously outlined in the manifesto. Additionally, available information suggests that there are also guarantees related to fundamental amenities. Jagan’s assertion that trust is vested in him is generating heightened interest among the public towards the manifesto, according to party leaders.
