Naidu, Pawan not in a hurry for alliance?
YSR congress president and chief minister Y S jagan Mohan reddy has openly stated that telugu desam party president N chandrababu naidu and his "adopted son" pawan kalyan of the Jana Sena party are scheming against him, although neither party appears to be in a rush to form an alliance. Both parties appear to be expecting that the bharatiya janata party will reconsider and join forces with them to build a strong coalition. As a result, they would like to wait a little longer before discussing the alliance openly.
The tdp president indicated in an interview with a news website that he will decide on any sort of coalition with the bjp or actor-turned-politician Pawan Kalyan's Jana Sena after the elections. Naidu said there was no rush to form partnerships because the tdp is a "stable brand." "Alliance implies that both parties are willing to collaborate." In the past, we had numerous coalitions, as did all other parties, including the Congress. We shall make our decision at the time of the elections. "If you have people on your side, everyone will work with you," he remarked.
Naidu also refused to get his hands dirty in national politics once more. When asked if he would join telangana Chairman minister K chandrasekhar Rao's efforts to form a "anti-BJP front" that does not include the congress, the tdp chief expressed little interest. "Right now, my attention is on Andhra Pradesh, and I have my own agenda." I also have a role to play in the development of Andhra Pradesh. There are ups and downs in life. If you have credibility, people will listen to you. We have a history, we've done exceptionally well, and people have benefited as a result," he added.
The tdp president indicated in an interview with a news website that he will decide on any sort of coalition with the bjp or actor-turned-politician Pawan Kalyan's Jana Sena after the elections. Naidu said there was no rush to form partnerships because the tdp is a "stable brand." "Alliance implies that both parties are willing to collaborate." In the past, we had numerous coalitions, as did all other parties, including the Congress. We shall make our decision at the time of the elections. "If you have people on your side, everyone will work with you," he remarked.
Naidu also refused to get his hands dirty in national politics once more. When asked if he would join telangana Chairman minister K chandrasekhar Rao's efforts to form a "anti-BJP front" that does not include the congress, the tdp chief expressed little interest. "Right now, my attention is on Andhra Pradesh, and I have my own agenda." I also have a role to play in the development of Andhra Pradesh. There are ups and downs in life. If you have credibility, people will listen to you. We have a history, we've done exceptionally well, and people have benefited as a result," he added.