Left parties have different opinions each other on various policy issues like Telangana and in economic reforms. In AP, CPI supports for the division of the state whereas CPI(M) denies to that. Two have fixed on their stance in Telangana issue though other parties changed frequently. Both have some reasonable ground in some districts of Telangana. In 2004 left parties went with Congress where as in 2009 they had alliance with TDP.
Right from starting onwards CPI went harshly with TDP on YS Jagan Corruption. CPI(M) just criticized Jagan but not as harshly as CPI. Jagan release will change the calculations and equations in AP political picture. YSRCP seeks to strengthen it’s position in SA with “United Andhra”. Jagan wants to go with related parties in this issue. YSRCP is keen on CPI(M) and MIM to lead the agitation in SA. Analysts believe that there is possible chance of having alliance among three parties.
Amidst of rumors that TDP and BJP alliance in 2014 elections, CPI falls in grim situation is the state. It maintains the same distance from BJP and YSRCP but Narayana wishes not to leave the friendship with CBN. How CPI will acts in this scenario? Left parties are moving in two different directions for their existence in the state.
