Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan is currently engaged in a perplexing political game. On one hand, he claims to be aligned with the BJP, while on the other, he is exploring the possibility of an alliance with the TDP.
Despite asserting his allegiance to the BJP, Pawan Kalyan is actively pursuing discussions with the TDP regarding a potential alliance.
Both parties have set up committees—K Atchennaidu leading for TDP and Nadendla Manohar representing Jana Sena—for these discussions. They are scheduled to meet sometime next week to delve into seat-sharing negotiations.
However, a significant question arises: if Pawan Kalyan decides to form an alliance with the TDP, how will the BJP respond? Will the BJP opt to join the alliance or maintain silence, allowing Pawan Kalyan to align with the TDP?
Simultaneously, the TDP is also in discussions with the Congress and Communist parties.
While the TDP is likely to include the two communist parties in its alliance, it appears that the Congress might not join due to the TDP's perception of it as a liability rather than an asset.
The unfolding scenario raises anticipation regarding the formation of a grand alliance in the state leading up to the 2024 general election.
Regardless of the outcome, it is evident that Pawan Kalyan's political maneuvers lack maturity.