Post Poll: CBN’s Confidence Vs. Jagan’s Silence

TDP chief Chandrababu expressed his satisfaction with the polling pattern, noting that YSRCP conspiracies were defeated by the public’s determination.

He highlighted that the emergence of conspiracies during the election reflected a fear of defeat. Chandrababu also observed the state-wide desire among voters to safeguard their region.

Chandrababu condemned the violence perpetrated by the frustrated YCP cadre out of fear of losing. He cited instances of violence, including the abduction of agents in Punganur, Macharla, Tadipatri, Narasarapeta, Gurajala, and Penamaluru, among others.

As Chandrababu departed for Undavalli from the party’s central office in Mangalagiri on Monday night, TDP supporters rallied with chants of “CM CM.”

After the elections concluded, Chandrababu tweeted, “It’s a historic day for Andhra Pradesh! The enthusiasm and determination of our people are inspiring. Voters continue to queue up in large numbers to exercise their right to vote.”

He also expressed confidence in a tweet that the TDP alliance would achieve a huge win, extending his gratitude to the people of Andhra Pradesh. Chandrababu further asserted that the election results would shock everyone.

Jagan, in stark contrast, has fallen completely silent. His absence from social media since his last tweet at 7 AM yesterday has left many wondering about his silence.

The lack of any further communication or interaction from his side has raised questions in people’s minds. The prevailing query is whether his silence indicates an acceptance of defeat.