"Such attacks can't stop us... victory is ours": CM Jagan

Amaravati: During a roadshow in Vijayawada, it was reported that Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy was injured in a stone-pelting incident. Following doctors' advice, he took a day off to rest. This morning, he resumed the bus tour from Kesara Palli camp. During this, leaders from Krishna and Guntur districts met and consulted with him. They mentioned that the attack was spurred by the overwhelming reception the bus tour was receiving.

While speaking with the leaders, Jagan Mohan Reddy stated that it was only due to the blessings of the people that he could escape unharmed from the incident. He emphasized that no kind of attack could deter them, and there was no need for anyone to lose heart, reaffirming that they are poised to return to power. Asserting that nothing could stop them, Jagan, who greeted all visiting leaders with a smile, then continued his journey, bandaged at the site of injury.

Currently, Jagan’s ongoing tour in Gannavaram is witnessing massive support from YSRCP followers, with the roads becoming heavily crowded. Shortly, the tour is set to enter the Gudivada constituency, where a public meeting is scheduled to take place in the evening outskirts of Gudivada.