AP Elections 2024: BJP got clarity about AP. There is clear information about which party will come to power. Even after forming an alliance with TDP, YCP is not making a single comment on BJP. At least not a single word is said. YCP leaders are not making any comments on BJP except for targeting Chandrababu in the matter of Muslim reservation. Has YCP made an agreement with BJP? Doubts were expressed. At such a moment, Sunil Bansal, a senior BJP leader and Union Home Minister Amit Shah's chief follower, made key comments about AP. He decided which party will come to power in AP. He said that the center has clear information.
As part of the alliance, TDP is contesting in 144 and 17 parliamentary seats, Jana Sena in 21 assembly and two parliamentary seats, BJP in 10 assembly and six parliamentary seats. The process of nominations has also been completed. At such a time, Sunil Bansal clarified that the center has information that the coalition government will come to power in AP. They announced that they have received a report that only alliance candidates will win in 145 seats. He said that the alliance will win 23 parliamentary seats.
Surveys announced so far have concluded that the coalition is a success. So far 11 surveys have shown that the TDP alliance will get a clear majority. The other day there was a campaign called survey of central intelligence agencies. He confirmed that YSP is the winner. In this context, it is remarkable that a senior BJP leader has concluded that the alliance is a victory. He also concluded that the results will come on June 4. Chandrababu will take oath as the Chief Minister of AP on June 9. Of course, Sunil Bansal is a staunch loyalist of Amit Shah. A man of good repute at the centre. Such a leader has now come to the conclusion that the alliance is the power in AP.
Until yesterday, YCP was moving forward with the slogan of Why Not 175. But in the background of the changed circumstances, it has come to the conclusion that winning is enough. According to recent reports at the Centre, it is worrying that the YCP will be limited to 30 seats. As surveys have already revealed clear results and the Center has also received the same report, it seems that YCP's defeat is inevitable. Let's see what kind of results will come.
