BJP finally remembers their united allies?

BJP chief Somu Veerraju's announcement of joint movements with janasena chief pawan kalyan is very strange. Janasena-BJP have been allies for the past three years. What is Veeraju's announcement that both parties should join together and do united movements? In these three years, the two parties are allies in name only. Both parties have not taken any program together against the government.

Both parties are running different programs. BJP leaders are nowhere to be seen in janasena chief Pawan Kalyan's tours. Nowhere in the janasena protests against the government did bjp leaders participate. At the same time, Jana Sena leaders were not seen in bjp agitations. It means that the two parties which are allies are continuing as parallel lines.

When the leaders of both parties speak in media conferences, they say that they are allies. For this reason, no one believes that the two parties will come together until the next election. Both parties are acting as if they are going to separate.

That is why the campaign that Jana Sena will leave its alliance with the tdp by the time of the elections is known to everyone. Time will tell how much of this is true. It was exactly at this time that the political situation in Visakhapatnam, which is Pawan's center, became tense.

BJP seems to want to take this as an opportunity. Veerraju immediately announced his support for Pawan. They announced that they would fight unitedly under the leadership of both their parties against the policies of the government. They told their MLC madhav to go and express solidarity with Pawan.

If there is unity between the two parties, Veerraj should ask why bjp MLC madhav, who is in Visakha, did not go and meet Pawan.