Andhra Pradesh chief minister, Chandrababu Naidu is one of the most inclusive politicians, and this is a primary trait that kept him relevant in politics for more than four decades. He has the capacity to mingle with anyone and make them feel heard.
This was evident in the case of the ongoing Mahanadu where Chandrababu Naidu gave the occasion and stage to many commoners to meet and interact with him.
In fact, Chandrababu shared the seat beside him with multiple individuals who happen to be common folk. They were given the opportunity to sit and interact with Chandrababu and even pose to the camera while dealing alongside him.
In the case of YS Jagan, this inclusive behaviour is almost non existent as he doesn’t generally prefer such interactions with second grade leaders within the party. He might have obvious affinity with the masses in public but such inclusivity on stage during poltical events is not so prevalent.
Many experts are pointing out that this is what separates Chandrababu from the rest, including YS Jagan. This seemingly applicable in the case of YS Rajasekhar Reddy back in the day and then with CBN. Many people expected Jagan in his early days to be as welcoming as his father but that wasn’t to be at a political level, it seems.
