Janasena Is Part Of NDA Alliance Very Much?

After the 2019 election loss, Pawan Kalyan allied with BJP in Andhra Pradesh. This alliance received a harsh reaction from the Communist parties and Bharatiya Janata Party critics like Prakash Raj and others. They asked how Pawan Kalyan could ally with the BJP. No matter what, Pawan continues his alliance.

A few years after walking together, Pawan Kalyan recently created a sensation by extending support to TDP. After meeting Chandrababu Naidu at the Rajahmundry Central Jail, Pawan Kalyan said Janasena will ally with Telugu Desam Party for the next polls. He announced the sensational news while addressing the media.

Recently, Pawan said that though he is in NDA, he is supporting the TDP for the state as AP needs the party's experience. TDP’s good governance and Janasena’s young blood make a formidable force that can submerge the YSRCP.

So this started a debate on whether Pawan Kalyan gave indirect hints at leaving the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) alliance. This became a topic of discussion in a few TV channels on what would have been the reasons behind Janasena deciding to support TDP despite its alliance with the BJP.

Now the issue took a different turn with the Janasena party clarifying the issue. It is said that Bolisetty Satyanarayana, State General Secretary reportedly said Janasena is not leaving the NDA.

Adding further, the Janasena leader said they are not coming out of the NDA but supporting the TDP in the tough time. The party spokesperson also said that Pawan Kalyan did not say he is coming out of the alliance.

In just a few days, Janasena created a small confusion on the alliance. First Pawan Kalyan said he is supporting the TDP for the betterment of the state leading to speculations of a possible exit from the ruling NDA.

Cut to a few days, the party is believed to have clarified the issue and said that it is very much a part of the NDA.

With Janasena saying it is part of the NDA alliance and is supporting the TDP given its good governance, we have to see how BJP responds. The saffron party seems to be uninterested in joining hands with the TDP. Let us wait and see what happens next.