Date: November 13, 2024

YS Jagan Challenges Chandrababu: “Come And Arrest Me First!”

YS Jagan’s Bold Challenge to Chandrababu Naidu

YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, the leader of the YSR Congress Party (YCP), issued a fiery challenge today. He criticized Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu and YS Jagan Challenges to arrest him first. This comes amid the alleged crackdown on YCP social media supporters. Jagan argued that this is an attempt to silence the voices of his party.

YS Jagan Challenges Against CM: Arrests of YCP Supporters

Jagan did not hold back while criticizing the NDA government. He claimed that they are targeting his party’s social media activists. According to him, Chandrababu is trying to spread fear among the YCP supporters by detaining them. “Chandrababu is using the police force to silence us. He thinks he can stop our voices, but he is wrong,” Jagan stated. He encouraged his supporters to stay strong and not be intimidated.

Call for a Social Media Campaign

To counter this, Jagan called on his supporters to launch a campaign on social media. He asked them to post against Chandrababu and his alleged unfulfilled promises. “From today, I want everyone to tweet and post about ‘420 Chandrababu’,” Jagan announced. He believes that the Chief Minister failed to deliver on his six key promises to the people of Andhra Pradesh. Jagan urged his followers to expose this failure.

YS Jagan Challenges Chandrababu: “Arrest Me First”

In a bold move, Jagan challenged Chandrababu to arrest him if he dares. “I will start posting against him myself. Let’s see how many people he can detain,” Jagan declared. He insisted that he is not afraid and is willing to face the consequences. “If Chandrababu thinks he can stop me, he can come and arrest me first,” Jagan added.

Growing Political Tensions in Andhra Pradesh

The political climate in Andhra Pradesh is heating up as the 2024 elections draw closer. Jagan’s statements have added more fuel to the fire. His challenge to Chandrababu seen as an attempt to mobilize his party base and gain more support. The YCP leader’s defiance is likely to intensify the rivalry between the YCP and the TDP.

Clash with the NDA’s Social Media Policies

Interestingly, Jagan’s remarks come at a time when the NDA government is pushing to curb hate speech on social media. However, Jagan argued that his party members are being unfairly targeted. He accused the government of using these policies to suppress opposition voices.