Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan had once again said that he would not allow the anti-government vote to get divided in Andhra Pradesh.
Stating that his target is to defeat the YSR Congress, the Jana Sena chief claimed that he had a strategy to keep the anti-incumbency vote remained intact and that would help defeating the YSR Congress.
But the big question is will the BJP national leadership allow Pawan Kalyan to algin with the TDP!
If Pawan Kalyan wants to have an electoral understanding with the TDP to keep the anti-incumbency vote undivided, he would have to break his alliance with the BJP.
The BJP leadership is not willing for alliance with the TDP as of now and the BJP top leaders are keeping the TDP lobbyists at bay.
While it is not ruled out that anything is possible in politics, the kind of politics and Narendra Modi and Amit Shah are pursuing have no place for reaching out to the betrayers.
Modi and Shah consider Chandrababu Naidu as betrayer and most undependable and harmful politician.
Naidu, after breaking the alliance with the BJP in 2018 had aligned with the Congress, which is hard to swallow for the BJP leadership, particularly to Modi and Shah.
Given this situation, it is doubtful that they would join hands with Chandrababu Naidu once again.
It would be really a political challenge to Pawan Kalyan and his leadership qualities to prove his word of keeping the anti-incumbency vote undivided.