Disgruntled leaders of opposition parties are the target…
Official ycp operation Akarsh continues in AP. ycp will cover the disaffected leaders of the bjp, tdp, and Jana Sena. Till now the joinings were held at the tadepalli camp office. Now the ruling party is inviting the strong local leaders to the party on a bus trip. In this way, the ruling party has planned to cover the disaffected leaders of bjp, tdp, and janasena in the bus trip from idupulapaya to Ichapuram.
TDP, janasena, and bjp parties have allied for the upcoming elections. There are aspirants in these three parties. There are only 175 assembly and Pathika mp seats. Moreover, the strength of these three parties is mostly in the coastal district. Apart from that, the political philosophy of the three parties is also the same. Fan groups are also almost the same. That's why the patch is coming near the seats. Those who did not get the ticket are crying. They are saying that they will enter the ring as an independent. If the rebels are ringing the bells in the hearts of the alliance...YCP is carefully observing these developments. The gates are opening to admit as many as come. At the same time, ycp is preparing the field to support behind-the-scenes those who do not come.
However, the leaders who have been in tdp for four decades are suppressing the discontent no matter how much it is not coming out. Recently, a key leader of the janasena party, Pitani Balakrishna, who was hoping for the Mummidivaram ticket, did not get a ticket, so he joined the ycp on march 30. Similarly, it is said that ycp is laying a trap for key janasena leaders in Visakha. Also, some people are disappointed in Vijayawada. Executing Plan B in their case too. ycp has mostly targeted janasena leaders of uttarandhra and Godavari districts and also tdp leaders. More than 40 days are left for polling. With that, the leaders of the alliance started to control the discontent. But ycp is also using a charm mantra on them. It is said that there are key leaders from big shots to second-tier leaders. And to what extent the ycp plan will work out or not?
