The manifesto released by the tdp, Janasena, and bjp alliance ahead of the andhra pradesh assembly elections includes several promising initiatives aimed at addressing the needs of various demographic groups in the state. These promises, such as increased pensions, free gas cylinders, travel benefits for women, job creation, and financial assistance for farmers, are undoubtedly appealing to voters. However, despite their attractiveness, there are significant challenges associated with their implementation.

One major hurdle is the financial constraints involved in funding these ambitious schemes. The estimated annual cost of implementing the tdp manifesto, including the 'Super Six' promises, is substantial, leading to concerns about the state's financial sustainability. chief minister YS jagan Mohan reddy has also highlighted the financial strain caused by the expensive schemes proposed by his administration, raising doubts about how the tdp alliance plans to finance their promises without jeopardizing the state's finances.

Moreover, there is scepticism among voters due to the historical track record of the tdp in fulfilling its promises. Former chief minister N. Chandrababu Naidu's tenure was marked by several unfulfilled commitments, undermining trust in the party's ability to deliver on its manifesto pledges. In contrast, chief minister YS jagan Mohan Reddy's administration has garnered praise for his focus on implementing promised initiatives, with over 99% of the commitments from the YSRCP 2019 manifesto being fulfilled.

Given these challenges and past discrepancies, whether voters will place their trust in the tdp alliance's manifesto remains uncertain. The discrepancy between promises and delivery in the past raises questions about the credibility of the alliance's commitments, making it a critical factor for voters to consider in the upcoming elections.