A survey from the Godavari district reveals that the Jana Sena Party is losing its grip on constituency voters, with 19 MLAs reportedly in trouble.
The survey suggests that most of these MLAs may remain one-time legislators, as they are being sidelined, and TDP in-charges are effectively running the show in their constituencies.
The report highlights several issues fueling voter anger: corruption allegations against MLAs, involvement in the sand mafia, rising electricity bills, non-implementation of welfare schemes, and unresolved agriculture and aquaculture problems.
These concerns have deeply frustrated voters at the grassroots level, with clear signs of anti-incumbency.
This survey was conducted by a renowned agency known for accurate predictions, on the occasion of the alliance government completing one year in power in Andhra Pradesh.
