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YCP Wanted Janasena Alliance In 2017?

Political strategist and former chief of I-PAC Prashant Kishor has become a nightmare for the YSR Congress. Recently, he meticulously explained why YS Jagan’s Direct Benefit Transfer(DBT) agenda won’t help him power in 2024 and predicted a big loss for the sitting CM.

PK has taken the occasion to make another sensational revelation as he said YSR Congress contemplated and pushed for an alliance with Pawan Kalyan’s Janasena.

‘It was in August 2017 I think. After the defeat of Jagan’s party in the Nandhyal elections, certain influential people in the party wanted to construct an alliance with Janasena. They presented their proposal of alliance with JSP with me, but it didn’t happen ultimately’ Prashant Kishor revealed.

If this statement came from someone irrelevant, it could’ve been taken on a lighter note. But this coming from Prashant Kishor who devised the election campaign for Jagan in 2019 revealing that certain men in the party wanted an alliance with Pawan Kalyan is to be noted.

This post was last modified on 9 March 2024 8:13 am

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