CBN not to give more than this to Pawan.?

CBN to give only this much to Pawan.? The allocation of seats between the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) and Janasena has become a focal point of discussion and speculation, emerging as a significant question in the political landscape. The tension surrounding this issue is unprecedented, particularly in the context of the upcoming elections. Both parties had forged an alliance leading to expectations of a cohesive front in the political arena. However, the distribution of seats within the alliance has become a stumbling block, creating a buzz in political circles.

As months pass and elections draw near, the uncertainty about the number of alliance seats persists. The paramount question revolves around how many seats TDP will allocate to Janasena, with certain Kapu leaders advocating for no fewer than 60 seats, emphasizing the importance of honorable representation. A suggestion has also surfaced that allocating one-third of the seats to Janasena could facilitate a smoother adjustment of votes.

Amidst these deliberations, the interest in the seat allocation intensifies day by day. However, it is rumored that TDP leadership headed by Chandra Babu Naidu holds all the cards, meticulously calculating the distribution of alliance seats. Recent speculations suggest that Pawan Kalyan's Janasena might receive less than twenty to thirty seats. Reportedly, most of these seats will be distributed in both Godavari districts, with additional seats in Uttarandhra, coastal districts, and Rayalaseema.

The rumored seat allocation includes Madanapalli and Tirupati in Chittoor district, one each in Kurnool, Kadapa, and Anantapur. Additionally, Ongole district, along with Darshi in Nellore or elsewhere, is under consideration. Two seats are expected in Guntur Krishna districts. For parliamentary seats, Janasena may secure representation in Anakapalli, Narsapuram, and potentially Kakinada or Machilipatnam.

The overarching goal seems to be a comprehensive and successful completion of the seat sharing with Janasena, ensuring representation for all aspirants within the party, including recent joiners. Despite external opinions and new demands, TDP and Janasena appear committed to going to the polls together, with the finalization of seat distribution anticipated within the next week.