TDP and JSP, upon releasing their joint manifesto, also stated that it had the endorsement of their national ally: BJP.
BJP's Andhra Pradesh in-charge, Sidharth Nath Singh, TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu and Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan at the manifesto release. (Screengrab)
The TDP-JSP alliance, in partnership with BJP, released on 30 April, its manifesto for Andhra Pradesh. In addition to the “Super Six” manifesto announced by TDP last year, another set of six promises — called the “Shanmukha Strategy” — was proposed by the Jana Sena Party. The NDA has released a national-level manifesto and is not associating it with any state-level manifestos.