Have you observed the style of functioning of opposition TDP and Jana Sena in Andhra Pradesh?
Though there is no alliance between the two parties and Jana Sena is already tied up with the BJP, the two parties are working together if one observes.
The TDP works with Chandrababu Naidu visiting the districts or holding party meetings from Monday to Friday.
The TDP feeds the yellow media with the news either from the field in any of the districts or from the party office at Mangalagiri.
Either Chandrababu Naidu will be on roads or his son Lokesh will be visiting some district or some family during those five days.
On Friday, both Chandrababu Naidu and his son Lokesh leave the state and go to Hyderabad to spend the week-end.
It is then, the turn of Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan to take over. The actor-turned-politician takes over the task and does his part on Saturday and Sunday.
Pawan Kalyan keeps the yellow media busy for the two days and he goes back to Hyderabad either on Sunday night or Monday morning.
The TDP works for five days a week, which means its share is 70 per cent and the Jana Sena works for two days a week, shouldering 30 per cent of the task.
If this is to be analysed and if Jana Sena leaves BJP and goes for tie-up with the TDP, the two parties are likely to share the 175 Assembly seats in the same percentage – 70:30 ratio.
But, it is to be seen how many seats the two parties would win when the true bell rings!