Politics operates on a profit-driven basis; alliances are formed or broken based on self-interest.
Those in power embrace allies for mutual gain but readily discard them when something not looks pleasant.
The alliance itself thrives on benefit, demanding participation only from those seeking advantage.
Understanding and navigating this reality is key to finding solace; failure to do so invites mental anguish.
Currently, Jana Sena faces internal turmoil. TDP members curse Pawan Kalyan for working towards an alliance with BJP, which they believe undermines TDP's political standing.
They caution that failure in upcoming elections would be attributed to Pawan Kalyan only.
TDP members criticize giving 10 Assembly and 6 Lok Sabha seats to BJP, alleging compromised situation in 21 constituencies due to the Jana Sena alliance.
They assert that their leader's reluctant trip to Delhi was spurred by Pawan Kalyan's ultimatum to abandon TDP's allaince.
Within TDP, discontent brews over the perceived losses from the BJP alliance. Criticism mounts against Pawan Kalyan for supposedly yielding to BJP pressure and troubling TDP finally.
Jana Sena supporters struggle to reconcile these developments, questioning why Pawan should be blamed when he struggled a lot for years to develop an alliance between BJP and TDP as begged by Chandrababu Naidu.