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TJS, however, did not name candidates on the seats, leaving a window of conciliation open.Congress had offered TJS eight seats, but its vice-president P L Vishweshwar Rao insisted that they had been given 12 seats and that they were seeking another two. We are going to contest from 12 segments and we have discussed this with the Congress. Epicentre Jangaon: Caste math keeps kutami on the edge hereHYDERABAD: The Telangana Jana Samithi (TJS) on Wednesday tested the glue in the Congress grand alliance ahead of the assembly elections by announcing that it will contest on 12 seats. This included the contentious Jangaon seat and four other segments already announced by Congress and Telangana-TDP in their first lists. Its leaders said their negotiations for one or two more seats would continue..