YSRCP chief Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy has reportedly made a significant decision concerning social media activity.
Jagan appears to be taking seriously the coalition government’s actions of filing cases, imprisoning, and harassing individuals over social media posts.
In response, Jagan has decided to limit the coalition’s ability to target his party members with legal action.
As part of this strategy, Jagan has instructed YSRCP activists to post on social media only under the party’s name.
He assured them that, as the party president, he would personally take responsibility if any cases are filed, pledging to bear the consequences and shoulder the responsibility.
Jagan reportedly held an important meeting with his party's social media team to discuss these issues, reassuring them of his support.
He expressed his willingness to cover any legal expenses necessary to protect activists facing police harassment or legal action.
Under this new directive, all future YSRCP social media posts will be shared under the party’s name instead of individual names.
The effectiveness of this approach will soon be tested, as it remains to be seen if cases will still be filed against Jagan should he criticize what he views as the government’s anti-people policies.