The visuals from these review meetings are later uploaded to YouTube, featuring only Jagan's speeches. These sessions usually happen in one of two venues at his Tadepalli residence.
One is a small office space, presumably Jagan's own, which accommodates 15-20 people, with Jagan seated at the head and others across the table.
Jagan's speeches follow a familiar pattern: he starts by praising his own governance and then moves on to criticize Chandrababu Naidu's government. Nowhere in these videos do the leaders get a chance to speak or express their feedback. This has reportedly been his style since the start of his political journey.
Between 2019 and 2024, Jagan functioned inside what many described as a "glass chamber," where criticism never entered, but flattery echoed loudly. Despite the heavy 2024 defeat, his habit of not listening to party members continues unchanged. In fact, most are not even allowed to speak at all.
This creates a troubling scenario. When flaws go undiscussed and uncorrected, the party is at risk. While this kind of leadership may have seemed acceptable while in power, continuing the same approach after securing just eleven seats will only worsen YSR Congress's internal crisis.
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