Reasons: Why TDP-Janasena Alliance a Silly Gossip?

In what could be said a remarkable change in political system of India in the recent past is that voters have been enlightened to the apogee of their standards. Most of them are not in a position to believe in any hearsay being mushroomed by the political parties. 

Coming to the point, the birds eye view of AP politics betokens that it would be a triangular combat among three political parties TDP, Janasena and YSRCP. Notwithstanding, an interesting gossip is being spread by both TDP and YCP on Janasena. While YCP's head YS Jagan and his Sakshi media allege that Janasena has a secret pact with TDP and the latter too has kept stoic silence on the buzz hinting that if there is really a secret tie up lies between JSP and TDP. 

Political analysts and of course, Janasena loyalists, nonetheless, rubbished the speculations of JSP and TDP alliance. According to them, only innocent people believe in such gossips. Yet, they cited following instances for the awareness of people who are innocently trusting the cooked up stories of JSP's rival parties and their media. 

* TDP desperately tried for the alliance of Janasena, CPI, CPM and BSP. With their dismay, none of the parties has shown interest in allying with the TDP. As such, TDP is contesting in all 175 assembly constituencies. Had it really collaborated with JSP, TDP could have left many constituencies nor it could have fielded weak contestants. But then, nothing of that sort was happened. 

* Had there been a tie up between JSP and TDP, yellow media could have given coverage on Janasena extensively. 

* TDP's top leader SPY Reddy leader defected and joined Janasena. TDP's top leaders gravely tried SPY Reddy not to contest on JSP's ticket. They even offered MLC ticket. But then, SPY skipped from such offers as he might have understood TDP would become a sinking ship. 

* TDP forced Guntur municipal authorities to remove JSP's flexes in the city. On the other hand, stage was not allotted for Pawan Kalyan in Ananthapur public meet.