Pawan Kalyan, the charismatic film star and leader of Jana Sena, finds himself in two different boats at the same time. He is currently navigating both the film industry and politics.
While he continues to enjoy popularity as a film hero, his entry into politics has been directionless, making his political career largely unsuccessful. This was evident from his performance in the last election.
During the aforementioned election, Pawan Kalyan not only contested from his party but also tried his luck in two separate constituencies. Unfortunately, he faced defeat in both places, yet he failed to learn from this experience. Despite the upcoming elections in Andhra Pradesh next year, there seems to be little movement from Pawan's side.
The ruling YCP and TDP parties have already started gearing up for their campaigns, while Jana Sena has shown minimal activity. Pawan Kalyan's much-touted "Varahi" vehicle, meant to serve a purpose, is yet to hit the road.
Despite these circumstances, he plans to contest elections in Telangana, effectively stepping into a third boat. It is noteworthy that Jana Sena had no presence in Telangana until now, but the party chief has decided to participate in the upcoming assembly elections in the state.
Pawan Kalyan's ambition to raise the Jana Sena flag in Telangana reflects his determination not only in Andhra Pradesh but also in this land of historic movements. He met with Janasainiks from Telangana and expressed his intention to appoint responsible individuals in the state and establish a strong presence there.
Pawan Kalyan affirmed that the Jana Sena party would become a formidable force. He emphasized that adhering to a strong ideology while safeguarding existence would naturally lead to better days. He highlighted the sacrifices made by approximately 1,300 individuals in the struggle for a separate Telangana state. He said that if the youth of Telangana fail to secure the resources, funding, and appointments they aspire to, the achievement of a separate state would be in vain.
In preparation for the upcoming Telangana Assembly elections, Pawan has assigned in-charges for 26 constituencies who have received their appointment papers.
During this occasion, Pawan Kalyan remarked, "The Jana Sena party began with the youth wing and has now reached this level. There are young individuals in every village who are attracted to the Janasena ideology. With this sentiment, we can achieve anything. Jana Sena aspires for the development of Telangana and the fulfillment of the movement's aspirations. Not many political parties offer opportunities to newcomers, so we must seize this chance earnestly and not take it lightly."
Is Pawan genuinely committed to contesting the Telangana elections? If he is serious, he does not have enough time to campaign in the first place. Has he realized this? That's the million-dollar question.
