Jagan Renewed I-PAC Contract?

August 11, 2024

I-PAC provided Political Consultancy Services to the YSR Congress for the 2019 and 2024 Elections.

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YSR Congress emerged victorious with a massive 151/175 seats in 2019 but was reduced to just 11/175 in 2024.

Back then, there were media reports that Jagan paid a whopping 350 Crore for the 2019 campaign and the 2024 campaign will be obviously much costly.

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I-PAC became a part of the Government administration between 2019 and 2024.

Political Circles are abuzz with rumors that I-PAC set up benami companies and Jagan Government gave them contracts to make money. The complete consultancy fees of I-PAC were paid through these contracts.

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Also, those working in I-PAC were given appointment letters under various government departments, and salaries were paid from the state exchequer.

They were following every MLA, dictating the public policy, and even selecting the candidates.

After the elections, Jagan went to the I-PAC office and announced they would get a victory which the entire nation would turn its heads and see.

While they ran a campaign ‘Why Not 175?’, YSR Congress got a humiliating defeat with just eleven seats.

YSR Congress leaders and cadres openly blamed I-PAC for misleading the leadership.

But then, there is a discussion on social media if Jagan once again renewed the contract of I-PAC.

One of the Engagement Managers of I-PAC who used to be active on X during the election time got active once again.

He is back in the business of making wild allegations about Chandrababu Naidu and the TDP+ Government.

This has triggered a discussion if Jagan renewing their contract.

But then, this time their task is going to be very difficult. I-PAC lost its confidence in the YSR Congress leaders and cadres. They are unlikely to obey their orders and directives.

Also, most of their social media strategies were outdated and exposed.

At this juncture, renewing their contract is unlikely to help Jagan.