The other day, NDTV journos Prannoy Roy and others were in Andhra Pradesh to interact with random voters in a few constituencies. They happened to get into a college bus to assess the mood of young voters.

When Prannoy Roy asked the students in the bus to raise their hands in support of Chandrababu Naidu, a handful of hands went up. Ditto in the case of Jagan. But when Roy sought to know the support for Pawan Kalyan, the maximum number of hands went up.

Sharing the video clip of what happened, Jana Sena Party has said that the survey reflects the undercurrent of "silent revolution" in the State. "This is not a paid survey. This is not fabricated. This was caught LIVE," the party said.

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— JanaSena Party (@JanaSenaParty) April 9, 2019