Is this the secret behind Jagan confidence

The YSR Congress Party's (YSRC) "Jagan Kosam Siddham" election campaign has turned into a grassroots phenomenon, enlisting over one crore common people as "Star Campaigners" across Andhra Pradesh. This massive force of volunteers has been instrumental in taking Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy's "Navaratnalu Plus" vision to every corner of the state.

The campaign's success is evident in the overwhelming response from districts like Visakhapatnam, Bapatla, Krishna, Chittoor, Srikakulam, Vizianagaram, Satya Sai, and Kadapa. As the election campaign period drew to a close, the YSRC stood out as the frontrunner in voter outreach, with over one crore "Star Campaigners" bolstering its final door-to-door efforts.

This massive mobilization was spearheaded by a dedicated cadre of over 2.5 lakh party workers, who tirelessly worked across 47,000 booths for nearly two weeks. These "foot soldiers" actively recruited ordinary citizens as "Star Campaigners," who joined party leaders and candidates in door-to-door canvassing, highlighting Jagan Mohan Reddy’s 2024 manifesto promises encompassed in "Navaratnalu Plus."

The YSRC meticulously planned and executed the campaign:

Formal Recognition: 12 "Star Campaigners" were officially registered with the Election Commission alongside prominent leaders like Botsa Satyanarayana, V.Y. Subba Reddy, Vijayasai Reddy, and Peddireddy Ramachandra Reddy.

Direct Appeal: Jagan Mohan Reddy, during his "Siddham" public rallies, urged beneficiaries of his welfare schemes to become his "Star Campaigners."

Dedicated Materials: The campaign utilized tools like the "Star Campaigner Booklet," seeking public endorsement for Reddy’s governance. Party workers also carried "Siddham pens" and badges, distributing 2024 manifesto calendars, mobile and door stickers to every household.

Unique Identification: Aspiring "Star Campaigners" were provided a unique ID through a missed call system, further solidifying their commitment to the party's mission.

"Star Campaigners" like S. Lakshmi and D. Ramu attested to the campaign's reach, stating that despite challenging weather conditions, the outreach extended to the remotest villages, with women supporters particularly enthusiastic about rallying behind Jagan Mohan Reddy.