Is Pawan Kalyan Leaving TDP For NDA?

Janasena chief Pawan Kalyan is a sensation in state politics now. Of late, he has been making sensational comments and claims. We have seen how Pawan Kalyan increased the political heat with his shocking allegations against the Volunteers by alleging a woman trafficking row. The issue even reached the notice of the state Women's Commission.

A few days back, Pawan Kalyan expressed his belief in BJP-TDP-Janasena running the next general elections as happened in 2014. He also said that there are some issues between TDP and BJP. His claims started a debate on whether the three parties would walk together as happened earlier.

Now Pawan Kalyan surprised one and all with his comments. Speaking to the media, Pawan Kalyan expressed his belief that the NDA government will come to power and Janasena will play a big role in this. Such type of comments coming from is a big shock without any doubt.

Pawan Kalyan's opinion changed after his Delhi visit. Now he is saying that the NDA government will come to power in the state. There is no clarity on what happened during the meeting as he is now batting for the NDA government. No one knows what went through the meeting.

The Delhi tour has a big impact on Pawan Kalyan as the Janasena chief who has been batting for a big alliance for a long time is now saying that the NDA government will come in the state. The NDA government will win the 2024 elections, Pawan Kalyan said.

When Pawan Kalyan went to the NDA meeting, many said that he might discuss alliance issues with BJP as he wants the three parties to contest together. Even the likes of Tourism Minister Roja said the same and asked how Pawan Kalyan can use the meeting to sort out the alliance issues.

But the Delhi tour turned out to be interesting and Pawan Kalyan is saying that the NDA government will come. Political observers say that Pawan Kalyan might have understood that BJP is not ready to entertain TDP anymore and with this, he is talking about the NDA. It appears that Pawan is leaving TDP for NDA.