Jagan Mohan Reddy’s frequent mention of "Jagan 2.0" has sparked reactions across Andhra Pradesh, especially after his recent remarks during a meeting with party supporters. He promised that his next term as Chief Minister would introduce a "new Jagan" with a different approach. This self-reinvention seems to be a part of his ongoing effort to rebrand himself ahead of future elections, indicating that his leadership style will evolve. However, not everyone is buying into the hype.
 

IT Minister Lokesh, who has been critical of Jagan's leadership, didn’t hold back when asked about Jagan 2.0. In his signature satirical style, Lokesh remarked that Jagan 1.0 was "so pathetic" that it led to a poor showing in elections, only securing 11 seats. He humorously speculated what Jagan 2.0 might result in, implying that the new version might not fare any better. Lokesh also added a clever quip in Telugu, mocking Jagan's previous statements while in office. His comments became a source of laughter and discussion, with many noting how effectively he blended humor with political critique.
 

Lokesh didn’t stop there; he also tackled the issue of Jagan's demand for the opposition leader status. He firmly stated that it was the people who had decided against giving Jagan this position, and therefore, the government had no intention of intervening. Lokesh further challenged Jagan’s record on investments, suggesting that the current administration had already outperformed the previous one in just five months. His bold challenge for a public debate on investments has stirred political conversations and left many eager to see how Jagan would respond. Lokesh’s witty retorts and sharp criticisms have certainly captured the attention of both supporters and critics alike.