Prashant Kishor team predicts 130 Assembly, 22 Parliament seats for YSRCP in AP elections 2019

Prashant Kishor team predicts 130 Assembly, 22 Parliament seats for YSRCP in AP elections 2019
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For the AP elections 2019, The YSR Congress party president YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has already declared that this time it's going to be a landslide victory for YSRCP.

Hyderabad: For the AP elections 2019, The YSR Congress party president YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has already declared that this time it's going to be a landslide victory for YSRCP.

But their on different opinions expressed by the party leaders on how many seats will YSRCP win. It's said that regarding this as soon as the polling is concluded, the Prashant Kishor team has prepared a report on how many seats YS Jagan party will be winning in the elections.

Prashant Kishor, who is the elections strategist for YSRCP has conducted many surveys with his team and evaluated the actual situation.

Recently, after the completion of the elections process, depending upon the polling percentage, the PK team has also prepared a report on how many seats YSRCP will get in the elections.

On Friday, YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has visited PK's office I PAC, congratulated the team members for working towards his victory and spent some time with them.

It's said that on this occasion, the PK team has given a report to YS Jagan on how YSRCP victory is going to take place.

As per the sources, Prashant Kishor team predicts 130 Assembly, 22 Parliament seats for YSRCP, and the ruling TDP will not even get 40 seats in the elections results.

Recently, Prashant Kishor came down heavily on Chandrababu Naidu for circulating fake news on him that the election strategist regrets working with Jagan Mohan Reddy.

For which PK said "When you lose trust of the people and your faith in their wisdom, after abuses and lies, you stoop down to circulating fake news. Few hours left for the polling to close but it's clear that people of AP have decided their verdict. It is time to say #ByeByeBabu."



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