Rahul shares his stage with Chandrababu Naidu in Telangana, the leader of the TDP calls it "historical necessity"

Hyderabad: For the first time, Congress President N Chandrababu Naidu, chairman of the TDP and Andhra Pradesh, forged a four-party alliance for the first time. Congress President Rahul Gandhi said all promises had been made. The time of the AP bifurcation would be respected after the coming to power at the Center of a coalition of anti-BJP parties.

The President of the Congress describes Khammam's rally, which also included his other alliance partners for the Telangana-CPI and Telangana elections. Jana Samiti – "historical" in the politics of states and nations.

"We will first fight against Narendra Modi's Team B (the TRS) and then we will beat Team A (the NDA headed by the BJP)," he affirmed. .
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"The name of the TRS is not Telangana Rashtra Samiti, it is Telangana Rastriya Sangh Parivar.The TRS is Sangh Parivar's B team and BJP .Do not forget that," he told an election rally in Kosigi in the Mahabubnagar district, accusing TRS of being in cahoots with the saffron party.
Naidu said it was a "historic necessity" for all parties opposed to the BJP to align and fight against the NDA government, which would have destroyed institutions such as the RBI, the Department of Income Tax, the General Directorate of Law Enforcement and the IWC.

He He declared that he would convene on December 10 a meeting of all parties not party to the NDA in order to further explore the possibility of creating a broad front against the BJP and its allies.

The idea of ​​the alliance is to galvanize anti-KCR momentum. in the state. But, this new friendship will succeed in convincing the people of the state, remains a question, interview badysts.

What worked well for Acting Minister K Chandrashekar Rao and his party Telangana Rashtra Samithi in previous elections is the strong feeling of Telangana. It goes without saying that, taking into account the anti-commitment factor, KCR will continue to live with the same feeling this time as well.

Naidu's relationship with the people of Telangana is more than ten years old. Andhra Pradesh's prime minister at the forefront of the bifurcation, he was on both sides.

Does Congress decide that Naidu, a leader who was opposed to a separate state, is a legitimate measure? Well, there are two streams of ideas on the subject, according to state policy badysts.

"The alliance has definitely strengthened Congress's position in the state. If this happens, Telangana's party will benefit from a major boost, "Professor Nageshwar Rao, a political badyst, told News18.

A large part of the Andhra region's population lives in Hyderabad. "The settlers of Andhra". Thus, their support for Naidu or the TDP is indirectly a support to the Congress since the consolidated bank of votes will constitute the count of the latter, according to Nageshwar Rao.

But the biggest question is what impact will Naidu's return to the state have on the voters of Telangana?
Striking against the alliance and Naidu's involvement, Acting Minister KCR urged people not to let the state fall back into the hands of "Andhra leaders".

In fact, Acting Computer Minister KT Rama Rao, in an exclusive to News18, had stated that Naidu was trying to run Telangana through Congress, his vehicle by proxy.

"So there are two sides to this friendship. Naidu could be an badet or a liability for Congress here. But it is too early to decide which of these choices would be, "adds Nageshwar Rao.

The state of Telangana is also a litmus test for the grand alliance. According to badysts, a victory here would indicate a strong message at the national level

Less than 10 days before the election, political activity in the state is intensifying. Prime Minister Narendra Modi also campaigned on Tuesday in the state for local BJP cadres. While Amit Shah was in state for Wednesday's campaign.