Jana Sena meets Friday to fix local body seat-sharing formula

The Jana Sena Party has called a meeting of its leaders and election aspirants in Mangalagiri at 4 pm on Friday to discuss preparations for local body elections in Andhra Pradesh. The…

The Jana Sena Party has called a meeting of its leaders and election aspirants in Mangalagiri at 4 pm on Friday to discuss preparations for local body elections in Andhra Pradesh. The ruling TDP-Jana Sena-BJP coalition is working out a seat-sharing formula, with party chiefs N Chandrababu Naidu and Pawan Kalyan holding internal discussions.

Jana Sena meets Friday to fix local body seat-sharing formula

Ministers, MPs, MLCs, MLAs, corporation chairpersons, and candidates from the 2019 general elections and 2021 local body polls will attend. Civil Supplies Minister Nadendla Manohar will preside. A 14-member committee will meet after the larger gathering to finalise the modalities.

Separately, Pawan Kalyan's brother Nagababu is scheduled to take oath as chairperson of the AP Society for Greening and Reforestation for Ecological Enrichment on Friday. The event will be low-key, with only family and close associates, as Kalyan will be unavailable. Nagababu has asked party workers and fans not to attend.

Indian Opinion Analysis

Local body elections in Andhra Pradesh are the first electoral test for the TDP-Jana Sena-BJP coalition since it won the Assembly polls in May 2024. The seat-sharing formula will determine whether the alliance can maintain its momentum against a resurgent YSR Congress Party, which still controls most municipal bodies from its 2019-2024 term. Mangalagiri is a politically symbolic venue: it lies in Pawan Kalyan's own Assembly constituency. The 14-member committee's report will effectively shape who gets tickets for 171 municipalities and thousands of ward posts. The coalition's ability to avoid public infighting over seats will be the immediate signal to watch when the formula is announced.


Source: greatandhra.com

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