There have been many astrologers who have appeared on social media channels, giving out their opinions and firmly stating that YCP would win.
In a shocking turn, YCP groups are now doubting if their party can hold at least the 'opposition party' status in the Assembly.
The majority that Pawan Kalyan is recording at this moment, while counting is still ongoing, is alarming.
It’s a remarkable comeback for Telugu Desam Party president N Chandrababu Naidu, after facing some sort of existential crisis five years ago.
Some YCP fans who bought crackers anticipating their party's win are now selling their crackers to TDP supporters in several places across the state.
If the current trend continues and the final winning figures happen to be similar at the center, it goes without saying that Chandrababu is poised to become the nation’s kingmaker.
Riding on an anti-establishment wave, the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is heading for a clean sweep in the Andhra Pradesh Assembly elections as the counting trends show.
This is certainly a big shock for YSRCP and popular exit polls like those of Aaraa Mastan. Contrary to the belief that YSRCP would win, the trend clearly shows the party's decline.
It looks like a reversal of the 2019 election scenario in Andhra Pradesh this time. If it was the Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy-led YSR Congress party which recorded an unprecedented win in 2019, it is the turn of the Telugu Desam Party-led NDA this time.
After 21 days of gripping anxiety, counting day has finally arrived. Initial trends are expected to start ticking out by 11 am onwards.
With the counting day of the General Elections 2024 drawing near, the Telugu Desam and the ruling YSRC are brimming with anticipation and excitement for the celebrations in Visakhapatnam.
On June 4th, Jana Sena party president and Power Star Pawan Kalyan's political future may be transformed.
This has been widely shared on social media and WhatsApp groups as a lighthearted remark.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is reportedly considering elevating Pawan Kalyan, leader of the Jana Sena Party, to a Union Ministerial position.
The ruling YSR Congress party in Andhra Pradesh on Monday lost its last legal battle in the Supreme Court on the relaxation of certain rules in the counting of postal ballot papers in the state by the Election Commission of India.
