Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan had threated to come on to the states, if the AP government failed to stop political witch-hunt.
The Jana Sena chief reacted the police filing cases against the party leaders and the cadre in Andhra Pradesh, for holding protests.
The Jana Sena leaders have put up hoardings highlighting the failures of the government, particularly on the bad road conditions.
The police have booked cases against Jana Sena leader in Srikakulam, Pedada Rammohana Rao, who had put up some posters on the bad roads in Amudalavalasa constituency, which is represented by Assembly speaker Thammineni Sitharam.
The case was followed by a clash between the leaders of the ruling YSR Congress and the Jana Sena activists.
In West Godavari district at Bhimavaram, in East Godavari district at Anakapalli and in Krishna district at Anasagaram of Nandigama constituency, the police have allegedly filed cases against the Jana Sena activists which angered Pawan Kalyan.
Pawan Kalyan asked the police to restrain from acting as subordinates to the ruling party leaders failing which he would launch a direct agitation on the streets.
Pawan Kalyan also accused the government of showing political vendetta rather than focusing on the development of the state.
Well, if Pawan Kalyan comes on to the streets, it would be his first political activity after the humiliating defeat in the 2019 general elections.
