Third and Fourth Fronts chasing Chiru

April 25, 2009

NEW DELHI: Not withstanding the confusion created by the high polling percentage in Andhra Pradesh, both the Third and Fourth Front leaders are keen to woo newly formed Prajarajyam Party leader Chiranjeevi into their respective folds for the post-poll alliance.
While the Telugu Desam Party which is leading the Grand Alliance in the state is confident of sweeping the polls in the state and winning maximum number of Lok Sabha seats, its partners are convinced that Chiranjeevi’s party cannot be brushed aside. They do agree in private that it may bag four to five Lok Sabha seats.
Sticking to their anti-Congress and Anti-BJP plank, Third Front leaders wanted the leaders of the regional parties come together with them to form the alternative government at the Centre. The Third Front leaders are planning to begin the informal consultations from the next week wherever the elections are over.
Telangana Rastra Samithi leader K Chandrasekhar Rao is arriving here on Sunday and is expected to meet Third Front leaders and leaders of other political parties which are opposed to Congress and BJP.
Fourth Front leaders had already moved one step forward in seeking the support of Chiranjeevi in the post poll scenario. Samajvadi Party leader Amar Singh had already met Chiranjeevi twice recently and is understood to have got the assurance from him.

Courtesy-expressbuzz.com