TDP, Jana Sena to announce joint manifesto on Nov 1: Nara Lokesh

Kakinada: Telugu Desam Party (TDP) general secretary Nara Lokesh on Monday said that TDP and Jana Sena will announce a joint manifesto on November 1 and begin the campaign for the next assembly elections.

He made the announcement following the first joint action committee meeting between the two parties at Rajamahendravaram in East Godavari district.

"A common manifesto will be declared on November 1," Lokesh said and stated that the leaders of both parties will go door-door for campaigning.

He said that in the meeting TDP and Jana Sena leaders took three resolutions, which include opposing the alleged illegal arrest of TDP supremo N Chandrababu Naidu.

"The three resolutions passed in the meeting, one is strongly condemning the illegal arrest of Chandrababu Naidu, the other is to save the people from this wicked rule and finally to fight unitedly for the progress of the State," he added.

TDP leader exuded confidence that the combination of TDP and Jana Sena will come to power in the next assembly polls.

Expressing confidence that the TDP-Jana Sena combine will certainly form the next government as the combine will win the coming Assembly elections, the TDP national general secretary, Nara Lokesh, said that there will not be any kind of conflict between both parties.

Both parties will resolve amicably any problems are there at the grassroots level. "I am confident that there will not be any



kind of issues between the TDP and the Jana Sena and both parties will work in close coordination to bring the combine to power," Lokesh added.

Lokesh, however, said that the next meeting of the TDP and Jana Sena will discuss the strategies and action plan on how to move forward. Holding the meeting on an auspicious day like Vijaya Dasami sends strong positive waves in the State and it will certainly do some favour to the State, he said.

"Pawan Kalyan has extended unconditional support to the TDP in the 2014 elections as the newly-formed Andhra Pradesh was badly in need of an efficient leader," Lokesh said and stated that both the parties have decided to join hands only for the welfare of the State.

Lokesh on Monday chaired the first Joint Action Committee meeting in Rajahmundry during. It was also decided that the TD and Jana Sena leaders will conduct joint meetings in their respective districts and chalk out an action plan.

Pawan Kalyan said that JS was not opposing YSRC or Chief Minister Y.S.Jagan Mohan Reddy, but it would fight against the YSRC’s misrule, corruption, and dictatorship. He said that the state needs sustainable development and the TD and Jana Sena coalition government would be able to bring development. He said that the anti-government vote should not be split. He said that there would be no conflict between JS and TD and they would take all precautions in this direction.