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By venkata phani kumar. bukkapatnam

Political temperatures in Andhra Pradesh are rising with every move, creating suspense and anxiety among political parties. There is a sense of fear that any political move could turn the tables on the parties’ expectations.

Currently, the two major regional parties in Andhra Pradesh, the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) and the YSR Congress Party (YSRCP), are gearing up for power. The two parties have been engaged in a bitter rivalry, with both trying to prove their strength.

The TDP and YSRCP have both been criticized for ignoring values in their quest for power. The BJP, the national political party in power at the center, has been using the two parties to its advantage.

The BJP, which was tainted by the Andhra Pradesh bifurcation, lost deposits in the assembly elections due to the people’s dissatisfaction. However, the BJP is still enjoying indirect power in Andhra Pradesh. The BJP is taking advantage of the lack of unity among the regional parties and their weaknesses.

The BJP has been using its political skills to bring the regional parties under its control. The BJP has been successful in ensnaring the TDP in 2014 and the YSRCP in 2019. In 2024, another innocent fish is about to fall into the BJP’s hands.

The Janasena Party, founded by actor Pawan Kalyan, has also fallen into the BJP’s trap. The BJP has not been able to achieve power in Andhra Pradesh due to a lack of funds for the state’s development. However, the BJP is determined to achieve power indirectly, as it has done in the past.

The BJP has now devised a new strategy. In this strategy, Pawan Kalyan plays the role of Abhimanyu. The BJP is trying to get closer to the TDP through Pawan Kalyan in the upcoming general elections.

The BJP cannot directly establish political ties or alliances with the TDP due to their differences. Therefore, it has brought Pawan Kalyan into the picture. The BJP hopes to create a new political crisis by winning a few assembly seats through Pawan Kalyan. The BJP believes that the TDP does not have enough seats to form a government. However, the BJP believes that it can come to power with the support of the Janasena Party. In this context, the BJP is taking steps in advance. The BJP expects that Pawan Kalyan will become the Chief Minister of the state if he proves his strength. After that, the Janasena Party will merge with the BJP, and the BJP’s influence will begin in Andhra Pradesh.

Therefore, it is up to the Telugu people to decide whether they will put the BJP, which broke up the Telugu state, on their heads again, or whether they will overturn the political cunning. In any case, the BJP is soon going to achieve its goal in Andhra Pradesh through the TDP and Janasena.

The article raises some important questions about the future of the state. Will the Telugu people be willing to support the BJP, which is responsible for the division of the state? Will the BJP be able to achieve its goal of indirect power in Andhra Pradesh?

factors

MLAs elected from Telugu Desam Party and Janasena are very likely to defect to Bharatiya Janata Party. There are a few reasons for this. There are political internal differences in both the Telugu Desam Party and the Janasena. These differences are likely to weaken the parties.

Due to these reasons, MLAs from Telugu Desam Party and Jana Sena are likely to defect to Bharatiya Janata Party.