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Andhra Pradesh’s ruling YSRCP said Telugu Desam Party (TDP) chairman Chandrababu Naidu is trying to enter into an alliance with the BJP as he fears competing alone. “Chandrababu is desperate as he knows TDP has no chance against YSRCP and its Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, who is very popular in the state. The YSRCP government has implemented a variety of welfare schemes that no other government has undertaken,” said Senior Minister Pediridddy Ramachandra. Reddy, who is also the party official for Rayalaseema districts, today said that no alliance, whether with the Bharatiya Janata Party or the Janasena Party (JSP), can prevent YSRCP from sweeping the upcoming elections.
Andhra Pradesh State Congress Committee (APCC) spokesperson M Mushtak said they do not believe any alliance is in the works. “After Naidu’s withdrawal from the NDA, I don’t think the BJP will trust him again,” he said.
Although the JSP leaders have not responded to the allegation, the party chairman – actor turned politician Ka Pawan Kalyan – announced that he will start his tour of the state in his new specially modified car, from June 14. It will be “YSRCP mukt Andhra Pradesh (YSRCP-free Andhra Pradesh)”.
In the first leg of his tour, he is set to cover several constituencies in the previously undivided East and West Godavari districts. Kalyan was suggesting to the BJP leaders that their party should join the TDP-JSP alliance to defeat the YSRCP. BJP Andhra Pradesh President Somo Virago said today that he and other party leaders have conveyed Kalyan’s proposal to their party’s central leadership. In the end, the central party leaders will respond to this call. Right now, we don’t have any indications of an alliance.
Since June 4, when he returned from his trip to New Delhi where he met Union Home Minister Amit Shah, TDP sources said, Chandrababu Naidu has plunged into work to select candidates for the Assembly and Lok Sabha elections, which will be held simultaneously in the next state. maybe. The party leaders refused to comment on the Shah Naidu meeting. The sources said that given the arduous task faced by the TDP against YSRCP in the state, if there is an alliance between TDP, BJP and JSP, the NDP will claim a large portion of the seats in any subsequent sharing arrangement.
Naidu, who used to address general meetings once or twice a month, might hit the campaign trail more regularly. Sources said that Naidu and senior LDP leaders fear that if there really is a seat-sharing arrangement between the LDP, BJP and AKP, then many LDP ticket aspirants could rebel, to suppress that, Naidu is working Already with different groups within the party.
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