Jana Sena did not show respect to the BJP's alliance and chose to announce an alliance with TDP without informing the BJP high command. This decision upset the BJP, prompting them to wait for the right time to teach a lesson to both Pawan and CBN.
In the Telangana assembly elections, it is well-known that BJP partnered with Jana Sena. Initially, Jana Sena planned to compete in 32 seats. However, due to the alliance, they are now limited to only 8-11 seats. There is a rumor that BJP allocated 8 seats to Jana Sena, but this has not been officially confirmed yet.
Sources indicate that Jana Sena will represent areas like Kukatpally, Malkajgiri, Serlingampally, Nampally, Tandur, Kodada, Nagarkurnool, Khammam, Vaira, Kottagudem, Ashwaravpet in Greater Hyderabad where there is a significant population from Seemandhra.
BJP strategically assigned these areas to Jana Sena, especially where TDP's supporters and Chandrababu's social group are influential.
If TDP's followers do not support Jana Sena in these places, the BJP suggests that it will affect the Andhra Pradesh elections. Specifically, the Kamma community is supporting Congress in Telangana, putting Chandrababu and Lokesh in a challenging situation regarding their support for Jana Sena.
If they do not support Jana Sena, the BJP is prepared to use this to question Pawan's alliance strategy with TDP in the upcoming Andhra Pradesh elections.
With an eye on the Andhra Pradesh election, the BJP appears to have strategically allied with Pawan in Telangana.
Some political experts believe that if Chandrababu's followers do not support Jana Sena in Telangana, the Kapus will reciprocate in Andhra Pradesh towards TDP. Some view Jana Sena's decision to contest in Telangana elections as inviting trouble, but he has no other option but to comply with the power above him.