The political equilibrium is quickly altering in Andhra Pradesh with less than 10 months to go for the elections. The ruling party, YSRC has now amped up the attack against the opposition parties in the state.
Addressing the public today, the chief minister, YS Jagan hinted at a possible coming together of TDP, JanaSena, and BJP ahead of the next elections.
"The public needs to keep in mind that Jagan doesn't have the support of other political forces. This Chandrababu has Pawan Kalyan's support, Eenadu-ABN support, and also BJP's support. All I have is the goodwill of the public for the administration I did in the last 4 years" Jagan said.
This is the first real time Jagan included TDP, JanaSena and BJP in the same bracket. This could very well be an indication that the three parties could be coming together for the next election.
Well, JanaSena had already been in alliance with BJP. Chandrababu himself went to Delhi recently and met Amit Shah. This is all pointing towards a coming together between the three parties.
Much like 2019, Jagan's YCP will fight it out alone as the party locks horns with TDP-JS-BJP which will be joining troops in the wake of 2024 elections.
