The seat-sharing hungama has finally been cleared and the TDP-JSP-BJP alliance is going in unity for the upcoming general elections. Telugu Desam Party will contest in 144 assembly constituencies while Jana Sena gets confined to 21 and BJP gets 10 assembly seats.
The parties have officially announced the numbers. At first, Jana Sena had 24 assembly constituencies and three MP constituencies. Now that BJP has also joined the alliance, Jana Sena had to sacrifice three MLA tickets and 1 MP ticket.
So, Bharatiya Janatha Party which hasn’t even got a 1 percent vote share in the last elections will have 10 assembly constituencies and 6 MP constituencies to contest. Apart from 144 assembly seats, TDP will contest 17 MP seats. All three party heads have requested their cadre to understand the situation and work in unity.
At the massive meet in Chilakalurpeta, the TDP-JSP-BJP alliance is going to announce the united manifesto and also address the 10 lakh gathering.
