Both chandrababu naidu and pawan kalyan have given clear signs that they will join hands ahead of the next assembly elections in andhra pradesh in 2024, therefore the telugu desam party leaders and cadres are psychologically prepared for an alliance with the Jana Sena Party. In some ways, tdp leaders believe that by joining forces with the Jana Sena party, they will be able to effectively compete with the ysr Congress, led by chief minister Y S jagan Mohan Reddy, because the Kamma-Kapu combo will increase their vote share.
However, the tdp leaders are concerned about the Jana Sena party chief's possible demands for the agreement. They are raising doubts about how many seats pawan kalyan will demand from the tdp in the upcoming elections as part of a seat-sharing agreement. They're also concerned about what seats the Jana Sena will want, namely whether Pawan will demand seats where the tdp is strong and has a good chance of winning. "All told, the tdp has been nurturing numerous constituencies over the previous three years and is confident of winning them due to rising anti-incumbency." What will the tdp do if the Jana Sena requests those seats? a tdp leader inquired
According to sources, the Jana Sena may seek at least 60 assembly seats out of the state's total of 175 members. If the bjp decides to join the coalition at the last minute, the tdp will have to give up some more seats. "There's no doubt that Naidu has agreed to make some concessions for the allies. Will he, however, give up so many seats for the allies? If that's the case, Naidu would need to win 90% of the seats, with the remaining seats going to allies, if he wants to return to power, according to an expert. Otherwise, if the Jana Sena and the bjp can beat the YSRC, the tdp should be prepared to create a coalition government at their mercy.
However, the tdp leaders are concerned about the Jana Sena party chief's possible demands for the agreement. They are raising doubts about how many seats pawan kalyan will demand from the tdp in the upcoming elections as part of a seat-sharing agreement. They're also concerned about what seats the Jana Sena will want, namely whether Pawan will demand seats where the tdp is strong and has a good chance of winning. "All told, the tdp has been nurturing numerous constituencies over the previous three years and is confident of winning them due to rising anti-incumbency." What will the tdp do if the Jana Sena requests those seats? a tdp leader inquired
According to sources, the Jana Sena may seek at least 60 assembly seats out of the state's total of 175 members. If the bjp decides to join the coalition at the last minute, the tdp will have to give up some more seats. "There's no doubt that Naidu has agreed to make some concessions for the allies. Will he, however, give up so many seats for the allies? If that's the case, Naidu would need to win 90% of the seats, with the remaining seats going to allies, if he wants to return to power, according to an expert. Otherwise, if the Jana Sena and the bjp can beat the YSRC, the tdp should be prepared to create a coalition government at their mercy.
