Accordingly in the month long election campaign which kept the citizens of Andhra Pradesh engrossed, a study of the body language, gestures and mannerisms of the principal contenders tells its own story. Meanwhile YSR Congress Party president YS Jagan connects with the crowd at a public meetings or even the manner in which he begins his speeches. Furthermore contrast this with the stern/grim demeanor of Chandrababu cold and aloof, speaking to an enthused audience.
Reportedly YS Jagan taps on his mike to greet people to make sure that every person down to the last rows of the milling crowds who attend his rallies hear his greetings. Apparently he joins both his hands together in a sign of greeting high above his head and with a smiling countenance, turns to all sides of the mammoth gatherings which throng his meetings. Perhaps he begins his speech by greeting people drawn from all age groups young and old and establishes an instant connect with them.
Moreover when it comes to Chandrababu Naidu’s meetings, a casual look at TV grab will show an uninterested crowd sitting under canopies, listening to Chandrababu’s speech forced on them. Often, it is pointed out that the crowds which are brought to his public meetings, small as they are, are hired ones. Apparently YS Jagan holds out hope in his speeches, emphasizing on welfare governance based on Navarathnalu while Chandrababu Naidu has spent most of his time in electioneering blowing his own trumpet about his experience, Polavaram and harping on development.
