Live
- Pakistan Protests: PTI Supporters March Towards Islamabad, Demanding Imran Khan's Release
- Additional Collector Conducts Surprise Visit to Boys' Hostel in Wanaparthy
- Punjab hikes maximum state-agreed price for sugarcane, highest in country
- Centre okays PAN 2.0 project worth Rs 1,435 crore to transform taxpayer registration
- Punjab minister opens development projects of Rs 120 crore in Ludhiana
- Cabinet approves Atal Innovation Mission 2.0 with Rs 2,750 crore outlay
- Centre okays Rs 3,689cr investment for 2 hydro electric projects in Arunachal
- IPL 2025 Auction: 13-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi becomes youngest player to be signed in tournament's history
- About 62 lakh foreign tourists arrived in India in 8 months this year: Govt
- IPL 2025 Auction: Gujarat bag Sherfane Rutherford for Rs 2.60 cr; Kolkata grab Manish Pandey for Rs 75 lakh
BJP-Jana Sena to contest together in upcoming local body elections
BJP state president Kanna Lakshminarayana said on Monday said that the BJP and Jana Sena would contest together in the upcoming local elections in Andhra Pradesh.
BJP state president Kanna Lakshminarayana said on Monday said that the BJP and Jana Sena would contest together in the upcoming local elections in Andhra Pradesh. Speaking at a meeting in Vijayanagaram in a private hotel, he clarified it.
Taking a dig at YCP leaders, Kanna alleged the government of proposing three capitals to make money under the real estate business. "People will suffer if the capital shifted from Amaravati," Kanna opined.
He added that the Center had allotted projects to the state. BJP state treasurer Pakpalapati Sanyasiraju, district presidents Reddy Pavani, Paidi Venugopal, state executive members Bhavir Reddy Sivaprasad Reddy, Panangapalli Ashok and leaders participated in the press meet in Vizianagaram.
In the third week of January, the BJP and the Jana Sena forged an alliance. The leaders of both parties have already announced that they are focussing on the 2024 elections. It remains to be seen, how far te alliance would make an impact in the coming local body elections.
