The United Opposition formed an alliance in the name of the INDIA-Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance to introduce the No Confidence Motion on the BJP-led NDA Sarkar in Parliament today. After 20 years, the Congress-led INDIA wants to see the strength of the BJP as the general elections of 2024 are nearing. However, NDA has got stunning support from the MPs of its allies but this motion would give us clarity about the political parties of the two Telugu States.
The BRS party in Telangana which was not a part of the INDIA alliance supported the No Confidence Motion for its enmity with the BJP and Modi. Coming to Andhra Pradesh, the ruling party YSRCP always supports the BJP and its MP Vijaya Sai Reddy declared that the 22 YSRCP MPs would go against the No Confidence Motion as they found no fault with the BJP-led NDA Government. However, the entire focus is shifted to the TDP whether or not it supports its ex-partner BJP. Even though the 3 MPs of TDP will not make a difference in either winning or losing, the decision of the TDP Chief tells us if it will join forces with the Central Government in 2024’s general elections or not.
Janasena is trying its best to bring BJP and TDP together and its Chief Pawan Kalyan wants to use the anti-incumbency to dethrone Jagan by realigning the Grand Alliance of 2014 which brought power to the TDP. All eyes are set on the TDP in this regard and the experts are waiting for TDP’s response on the No Confidence Motion.