Jagan has to decide whether to press the panic button or keep bluffing.

At the last Gadapa Gadapaku Mana Prabhutvam meeting on April 3, Jagan Mohan Reddy will talk to the party MLAs and be in charge. This meeting is very important because there are rumours that Jagan is considering holding early polls.

Also, this is the first party meeting Jagan has been to since the MLC elections went so badly.

At the last meeting, Jagan was upset with the work of 32 MLAs and gave them a warning. This time, the number is interesting.

He is also likely to scold the leaders of Uttarandhra and Rayalaseema for their poor performance in the MLC polls.

Since this is the last meeting, it will be clear which MLAs will not get places in the next election.

This meeting happens right after Jagan's quick trip to New Delhi. There were rumours that Jagan went to Delhi to talk to Modi and Amit Shah about holding early polls in November or December in Telangana and his state.

The MLC election results showed that the YSR Congress government is having a hard time, and public dissatisfaction with this government is at an all-time high. Jagan wants to get rid of that by calling an early election.

As elections get closer, people generally become more against the current leader. Lokesh's Padayatra has also started to have an effect, and Chandrababu Naidu plans to do the same in April. Because of the early election, the Opposition will only have a little time to prepare.

There is also another choice. If Jagan thinks there is no way to avoid loss, he can stay in office until the end of his term.

This meeting on April 3 will help us figure out what's going on in Jagan's camp.

Jagan Mohan Reddy is unique in that he can hide the truth and talk as if everything is fine. We saw the same thing in 2014. This time, many people didn't know what was going on until the MLC polls.

Jagan tried to cover up his loss with phrases like "Why Not 175?"Why Don't You Kuppam?

But if he tried to hide even more, it would hurt the party more than help.