As the general elections of 2024 have been approaching less than a year from now, all the political parties of Andhra Pradesh have started their strategies. Giving rise to the grand alliance speculations, the TDP is looking forward to reuniting with its old friend BJP.
The opposition parties of Andhra; TDP, Janasena, and BJP are fighting against the ruling party YSRCP in different ways. TDP already started its campaigning in various forms from CBN’s Idem Karma to Lokesh’s Yuva Galam Padayatra. As this is not enough, the TDP has sent buses showcasing its manifesto. Janasenani Pawan Kalyan is touring on his Varahi giving his own promises to the public. The only party that’s lagging was BJP but the recent visit of Amit Shah to the state and his comments against Jagan hinted at the grand alliance. Even before official confirmation, it is almost certain that the TDP Supreme Babu will meet Modi and hold talks with Amit Shah to repeat the magic of 2014 yet again with Janasena. For this, Babu is going all the way to the capital next month and would finalize possible alliance plans with one common manifesto.
As of now, TDP and Janasena are having separate campaigns to have a double impact even before joining hands. Meanwhile, the ruling party YSRCP is trying its best to poke Janasena Chief Pawan Kalyan to fight alone rather than join hands with the TDP in order to split the votes which ultimately help YSRCP. But this time, PK is well determined not to go alone and would likely be a part of the TDP-BJP alliance with some seats for his party MLA candidates.