Opinion: Chandrababu's Jaganophobia - Pawan's Megalomania
The destiny of the tdp will be decided by the elections scheduled for 2024. Even though Chandrababu has been putting on a false front of confidence, it is clear from his behaviour that he is actually terrified as election day approaches. Even if he is momentarily finding comfort in the articles published by his allying media, he is still not sure in his ability to conquer Janganophobia. Although Chandrababu was initially pleased with the reception he received for Mahanadu, he quickly lost his smile when he realised that YSR's Plenary had had a greater response.
He initially considered keeping janasena at bay without forming an alliance while responding to Mahanadu. But quickly after seeing that his own power was insufficient to win the election, he began to seek an alliance with Janasena. Chandrababu is unable to overcome his fear of Jagan, while pawan kalyan battles megalomania, a fantasy about one's own importance or strength (typically as a symptom of manic or paranoid disorder).
Yes, Pawan believes he can transform ap politics by bringing together and leading the YSRCP opposition. He consistently overestimates his capabilities and oscillates between notions of an alliance with the bjp and the tdp, or "na gha ka na ghat ka."