Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan made headlines last week when he made an unscheduled visit to the national capital.
Although he did not disclose the purpose of his visit to Delhi, all his attempts to meet with top officials proved futile.
Despite being an ally of the BJP, he was unable to meet with Union Home Minister Amit Shah or Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
During his two-day stay in Delhi, he only managed to meet with BJP AP incharge Muralidharan on the first day and BJP president J P Nadda on the second day.
Since his visit to Delhi, Pawan Kalyan has been absent from the news. He has not been heard from or seen in the media.
His visit did not strengthen his relationship with the BJP. Instead, he faced the ire of BJP leaders for not supporting the party in the MLC elections.
Furthermore, his visit did not pave the way for a new alliance with the TDP, as the BJP leadership is not inclined to form a partnership with Chandrababu Naidu.
As a result, Pawan Kalyan has lost his grip on the BJP alliance and has not received clearance from the TDP for a new alliance. If analyzed critically, he is neither with the BJP nor with the TDP.