End of the road for Janasena party? Will merge into BJP soon?

A close look at Andhra Pradesh politics makes one thing clear. Janasena party may disappear from state politics after the 2024 elections. Is that party going to be merged with BJP? What happened to the Praja Rajyam Party founded by his elder brother Chiranjeevi will also happen to the Janasena Party founded by Pawan Kalyan? The answer to all these questions seems to be yes. The sacrifices Pawan Kalyan is making for TDP and BJP as part of the adjustment of Assembly and Lok Sabha election seats is proof of this. Analysts also feel that in view of Pawan Kalyan’s acceptance of 21 seats offered by Chandrababu, there is no need to doubt the moniker ‘package star’ given by YSRCP.

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Janasena merger into BJP after election?

Apparently, it seems that Pawan Kalyan will end his political journey after the 2024 elections, according to insiders. In the background of the news that Pawan will contest as a Lok Sabha candidate from Kakinada, if he loses as an MP there, the BJP will send him to the Rajya Sabha, and it is in this context that Pawan Kalyan will merge Janasena with BJP. Current developments add more strength to this news.

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Janasena seats can dip even lower than 21 at the last moment

It is known that Pawan Kalyan has taken another step back in the matter of adjustment of seats in the TDP, Janasena and BJP alliance. He gave up three more seats out of the 24 seats allotted to their party so far. According to the latest calculations, Janasena is contesting in 21 assembly seats and 2 parliament seats, while TDP is contesting in 144 assembly seats and 17 MP seats. BJP is contesting in 10 assembly seats and 6 MP seats. Moreover, the 21 Assembly and 2 Lok Sabha seats announced for the Janasena are not guaranteed as changes can be made till the last day of nominations. There are reports that Pawan is also ready to make further cuts in his seats if necessary.