Congress MP YS Jagan who is the son of ex CM of Andhra Pradesh YSR has come out into the public after a long time. The previous night he expressed solidarity with the Muslim reservation bill and said that he would fight for the same and even work for the change in the constitution for the same.
If one observes YS Jagan's voice and tenor, his words are selective and brimming with confidence unlike few months back when he was seen as a 'spoilt' child who was rejected a toy (CM post).
But with the CM Rosaiah gaining a notorious name for his inept handling of the various issues in Andhra Pradesh including the Telangana turmoil, YS Jagan can afford to remain relaxed. Because sooner or later Rosaiah would be removed from the post of CM. An indication to this has been sent from the Congress High Command, when the Union home minister Chidambaram has openly accused Rosaiah for his failure to control the law & order problem in the state, in New Delhi recently in front of many Congress leaders.
Even the opposition TDP seems to have realized that YS Jagan or any other leader would do better than the octogenarian Rosaiah. It was because of this change in attitude that Kodali Nani appealed to the CM Rosaiah to resign from his post and give his CM seat to someone else.
With Rosaiah gaining a negative image, YS Jagan's supporters say that he can afford to remain relaxed for the time being. As they say, one's gain is another's loss. Reverse of that may be true. Rosaiah's loss would be YS Jagan's gain.
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