This serves as evidence of how the BJP is manipulating Pawan Kalyan, using him as a scapegoat in the political game.
Pawan might perceive himself in high regard as the BJP offered him more than 30 seats for an alliance in the Telangana elections. However, the reality is different.
The BJP is aware that their party lacks significant influence in the state. Allocating 30-plus seats to Pawan Kalyan wouldn't make any substantial difference. Instead, this move would reap many benefits for BJP's vision.
First, it would exert pressure on Chandrababu Naidu to provide at least 60 seats in Andhra Pradesh. Failure to do so would not be tolerated by the Kapus and Janasainiks.
Granting more seats to Janasena would likely spell doom for the TDP.
Coming back to Telangana scenario, there has been extensive coverage in the biased media, suggesting that Kamma voters are dissatisfied with the BJP and are leaning towards voting for Congress. If Pawan Kalyan fields Janasena candidates, it could lead to a significant vote split, creating a predicament for the Congress. This inadvertently benefits the BJP's vision in Telangana.
Conversely, the Kapu voters in Andhra Pradesh might become disgruntled with the Kammas, assuming they didn't support Janasena in Telangana, leading to adverse repercussions in the AP elections.
CBN should be held accountable for allowing Pawan Kalyan to fall into the trap laid out by the BJP in Telangana.
If CBN were a true visionary, he would have prevented this maneuver by Pawan Kalyan. Critics argue that Chandrababu never had an original vision of his own but instead emulated others:
- He adopted the idea of "vennupotu" from Nandendla Bhaskara Rao.
- He imitated the "padayatra" from YSR.
- He replicated the "Odarpu yatra" from Jagan Mohan Reddy.
- He borrowed the idea of protesting with clinging on plates and lighting diyas from the BJP.
- He borrowed numerous ideas from other states and the Center, but the biased media paints Chandrababu as the originator of all these initiatives.
As he lacked a vision of his own, Chandrababu failed to anticipate the dangers posed by Pawan accepting the BJP's proposal in Telangana. A feeble-minded approach indeed!
Madhunandan Akkishetty
