In Vijayawada, Jagan made strong statements regarding the election system and the state government's actions during a press conference. He alleged that ruling party leaders and police are obstructing their candidates from filing nominations.
During the press conference, Jagan launched severe criticisms against the election system and the state government's conduct. He claimed that irregularities are occurring in the electoral process.
Jagan expressed his view that the appointment of Central Election Commissioners should be led by the Chief Justice of India (CJI). He stated that supporting the current CEC appointment process was a mistake.
He commented that there are flaws in the current appointment process, which is not good for democracy. He emphasized the need to protect the independence of the Election Commission.
Jagan accused ruling party leaders and police of trampling on democratic rights by obstructing their candidates. He stated that these actions undermine the transparency of elections.
Jagan clarified that transparency and impartiality are essential in the election process, as only then will the public have faith in the electoral system.
