Janasena Glass Symbol: Pawan recently said a dialogue in a movie saying that the glass gets stronger as it breaks. Padu's words are fine, but there is a danger of splitting the votes of the alliance with the same person. The same way Pawan's glass is splitting the YCP, it is hurting the alliance in the same way. Placing the glass symbol in the list of easy free symbols should be considered as a counter blow to both the Jana Sena and the alliance parties. It is no exaggeration to say that it dictates wins and losses in a way.
But Janasena has gone into safe zone to some extent. The court gave some relief. As part of the alliance, Jana Sena is contesting in 21 Assembly and two MP seats. Jana Sena is in the ring in Machilipatnam and Kakinada parliamentary seats. The EC has given an explanation to the court that in the assembly constituencies within these two MP seats, glass mark will not be allocated. This gave a partial relief to the Janasena. But this is dangerous for the alliance's victory. Only in the two parliamentary seats in which Jana Sena is contesting will not allot glass marks. In all the remaining constituencies, there seems to be a possibility of allotting the Glass Glass symbol to the Independents. There is a danger of splitting votes between the alliance parties. At a time when every vote is crucial.
But so far they have approached the court in terms of Janasena. From now on, there is a chance to fight in alliance. TDP intends to file a petition on this. On the other hand, since the ruling BJP at the center is a partner party, there is a possibility that that party will also make efforts at the EC. Elections are a regulated affair. As such, the ruling YCP fielded independent candidates on a large scale for political gain. It reminded them of a glass. If this can be proved with evidence, the Election Commission is likely to take a crucial decision. But as Pawan said, as the glass breaks, it gets stronger, it is really being proved. Glass mark is shaking AP politics.
