After the failure of PRP and his brother Chiranjeevi in politics now Pawan Kalyan wants to test his Jana Sena in the coming 2019 general elections. There are indications that he would be concentrating on the party activities and the politics from 2018 it is reported.
Popular Tollywood actor and Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan is likely to plunge into active politics in the state in 2018, just a one year ahead of the general elections.
However, it is not known whether he would ally with other political party or not and it will be decided depending upon the prevailing political atmosphere at that time.
Jana Sena activists claimed that ever since the party was established in 2014, they had been taking up a series of service-oriented activities like blood donation camps, health camps and awareness campaigns to reach out to the people.
They said Mr Pawan Kalyan had asked them to keep a watch on the society to find out any suffering or injustice being meted out to the people. For instance, in the case of proposed setting up Godavari Mega Aqua Food in West Godavari, over 300 people from the area met the party chief and sought his intervention.
Accordingly, he reportedly spoke to the government authorities and helped the release of over 50 persons who were arrested allegedly illegally by the police when they were staging a stir opposing the park.
At Eluru alone, nearly 10,000 persons had taken membership of the party in the recent past. While the party is working at the grassroots level, Mr Pawan Kalyan seems to be going in a strategic manner by giving occasional feelers.
Recently, the party issued a statement stating that the party chief would enrol as a voter at Eluru in West Godavari and this indicates that he would be contesting from AP in the next elections. He also asked the party activists to look for an office space and residential building for their leader at Eluru.
As Mr Pawan Kalyan is scheduled to address a public meeting at Anantapur on special category issue, his supporters are holding religion events praying for its success and safety to the lakhs of people who are expected to attend.
