Third Front

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  1. Biju Janata Dal - BJD
  2. Communist Party of India - CPI
  3. Communist Party of India (Marxist) - CPM
  4. Revolutionary Socialist Party - RSP
  5. All India Forward Bloc
  6. Telugu Desam Party - TDP
  7. Telangana Rastrasa Samithi - TRS
  8. AIADMK
  9. Janta Dal (Secular) - JD(S)
  10. Haryana Janahit Party

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