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BRS, YSRCP and TDP Out From BJP and Congress Alliance:- While the BJP party has clearly indicated that Telugu Desam Party, BRS and YSRCP are not part of their conclave, opposition parties in India are also not considering these three Telugu parties as opposition parties. BRS has its own national strategies, but YSRCP and TDP alliance continued to be a surprise.

BJP-led National Democratic Alliance will meet in New Delhi on July 18th under the leadership of Narendra Modi and there are high chances for Janasena Chief Pawan Kalyan to attend the meeting. But Pawan Kalyan's alliance with BJP will be a surprising move from the Janasenani as BJP ignored his political moves in the past.

Besides this opposition parties of India gathered for a two-day Unity meeting ahead of the Lok Sabha elections in 2024. Congress Party under the leadership of Rahul Gandhi is gathering dozens of political parties under one roof. The discussions are on to decide the name of the alliance. The opposition parties are planning to win at least 80 per cent of Lok Sabha seats in the next elections against BJP by selecting the best candidates.

Surprisingly, Telugu state's strongest parties, BRS, YSRCP nor TDP are part of these alliances. There are hints that YSRCP will not go with any party as they are having a healthy relationship with the NDA government. BRS and TDP are still waiting for the right move.