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In a recent significant announcement during the fourth phase of Varahi Yatra in Krishna district, Janasena chief Pawan Kalyan declared that the party would contest 32 constituencies independently in the forthcoming Telangana elections. This statement has ignited discussions and raised questions about Janasena’s alliance status, particularly considering its affiliation with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Andhra Pradesh.
While the BJP and Janasena have a coalition in Andhra Pradesh, there has been no clear indication of a similar partnership in Telangana. Pawan’s latest statement reiterates their independent stance in the Telangana electoral arena. Additionally, he announced an alliance with the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) for the Andhra Pradesh elections, omitting any mention or discussion with the BJP.
This move has led to speculation that Janasena may be leaning towards severing ties with the BJP in Andhra Pradesh as well. In recent party meetings and discussions, BJP’s involvement has been notably absent. Following Chandrababu Naidu’s arrest and subsequent remand, Pawan mentioned that he is planning to visit Delhi to raise the issue with BJP leaders, but no concrete steps have been taken in that direction so far.
Sources suggest that Pawan may have information implicating BJP leaders in Chandrababu’s arrest. Although he publicly stated that BJP had no involvement, privately, he held a different belief. These circumstances hint at Pawan’s inclination to part ways with the BJP after careful evaluation of the situation. The evolving political dynamics may shape the future trajectory of Janasena’s alliances and strategies.
