Jana Sena is eyeing several districts in Rayalaseema, including Tirupati, Madanapalle, Rajampet, and Anantapur. There is speculation that TDP is willing to offer the Tirupati seat to Jana Sena if they field a strong candidate.
Jana Sena cadre is optimistic, hoping that the party secures the Tirupathi Assembly segment in the alliance at any cost.
They see it as a sentimental seat for the party, recalling that Chiru was elected to the Assembly from this segment in 2009, despite losing the election in his own turf.
CBN and Pawan Kalyan have assessed the strength of Jana Sena aspirants for the Tirupathi seat. If none of the candidates from JanaSena is deemed strong enough, it is reported that the seat may go to TDP.
Challenges arise in adjusting seats in both Godavari districts and Visakhapatnam district, where most Jana Sena leaders are situated, as both parties seek more seats in those areas.
Both parties have influential leaders in those districts, prompting leaders to consider which party has the best chance of winning with their candidates.
However, the seat’s fate remains unclear as the leaders proposed by Jana Sena did not receive favorable responses in the surveys.
Jana Sena leadership is also vying for a seat in Visakhapatnam, contemplating the inclusion of a new leader in their party. TDP is internally deliberating on which seat to allocate.
If a seat is granted to Jana Sena, there is consideration for adjusting the TDP leader in charge to another position.
There are rumors that discussions involve seats in Kakinada District Pithapuram, East Godavari Nidadavolu, and Krishna District Pedana.
If any seat is allocated to Jana Sena, TDP leadership plans to hold meetings with TDP leaders from that constituency first, explaining the situation and seeking their approval. These meetings are expected to commence this week.
