Alliance leaders campaign for ‘triple-engine government’ in Anantapur Municipal elections
Leaders from the TDP, BJP, and Jana Sena Party are campaigning in Anantapur for the upcoming municipal elections. They are promoting a 'triple-engine government' model, promising development through alignment between local, state, and central administrations.
Why it matters
This highlights the strategic political alliance between major parties in Andhra Pradesh aimed at consolidating power at the municipal level.
Alliance leaders campaign for ‘triple-engine government’ in Anantapur Municipal elections left Jana Sena Party district president T.C. Varun, NDA Mayoral candidate Ajesh Yadav and others during election campaigning in Anantapur on Sunday. BY ARRANGEMENT BY ARRANGEMENT https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/u8044l/article71623873.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/10215_25_10_2026_19_39_50_1_WHATSAPPIMAGE2026_10_25AT70322PM.JPEG ANANTAPUR ANANTAPUR, Andhra Pradesh, 25/10/2026: Jana Sena Party district president TC Varun, NDA Mayoral Candidate Ajesh Yadav and others campaigning for the NDA Mayor and Corporator candidates in Anantapur on Sunday. BY ARRANGEMENT JSP district president T.C. Varun, NDA Mayoral candidate Ajesh Yadav of the BJP, 44th Division Corporator candidate Podili Babu Rao, and TDP leader Arun Chowdary engage with the local residents and assure them of the city’s overall development if the alliance Mayoral candidate is voted to power ANANTAPUR Leaders of the three alliance parties on Sunday conducted an extensive campaign in the 44th division of the Anantapur Municipal Corporation. Jana Sena Party (JSP) district president T.C.
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