During the announcement of the first phase list on the 24th of last month, pawan kalyan conveyed that he had allocated only 24 seats for the bjp, emphasizing the reduction in seats due to accommodating the BJP. Subsequently, chandrababu naidu and pawan kalyan held discussions with bjp leaders in delhi regarding alliances. Reports suggest that while the tdp initially intended to allocate only four mp seats to the bjp, the number was increased to five due to BJP's insistence.

 However, bjp leaders claim there was no reduction and they had requested ten mp seats, settling on eight, with tdp allegedly not providing the agreed-upon sixth mp seat from its quota. Furthermore, reports indicate that chandrababu naidu proposed a reduction in the 24 mla seats initially allotted to Pawan Kalyan, planning to allocate six seats to the bjp instead of the originally proposed eight. 

This potential adjustment in alliances implies a reduction of two mla seats and one mp seat for janasena due to the alliance with the BJP. Overall, it is suggested that the tdp has formed an alliance with 30 MLAs and eight mp seats, including the bjp and janasena, enabling the tdp to contest alone in 145 seats.