Our goal is to remove Jagan’s demonic tyranny from Andhra Pradesh: Kalyan Pawan

Jana Sena Party head Pawan Kalyan said that the tripartite alliance’s main objective is to overthrow the YS Jagan Mohan Reddy government and that his only objective is to alter the state administration for the sake of the populace.

Speaking at a “Athmiya Samanvaya Samavesam” (coordination meeting) on Sunday in Pithapuram with leaders of the JSP, TDP, and BJP, the JSP president declared his unwavering alliance for the State’s better future. A tripartite coalition will often be difficult to form since seat sharing presents a number of challenges in addition to dissidence and conflict of interest. He went on, “But the TDP-BJP-JSP alliance has formed smoothly since their shared goal is to remove Jagan’s evil governance in the State.

Pawan Kalyan said that a number of his own party’s leaders were dissatisfied and dismayed by the electoral deal since they were not given the chance to run for office. He noted that his party had given up its share of MP seats when the BJP demanded more, but said, “But they have sacrificed their seats with a big heart for the greater good of the State.”

Seventy to eighty percent of TDP cadre support the partnership that made it possible. He remarked, “Just like in 2014, we went unconditionally for the poll pact, though our strength was greater when compared to ten years ago,” and said that he was the one who spearheaded the alliance’s formation to guarantee that the anti-YSRC vote would not divide.

Remembering his journey to Rajamahendravaram Central Prison to see TDP leader N Chandrababu Naidu, who had been wrongfully detained in connection with the skill development scam, Pawan Kalyan expressed his sadness at the treatment of a man who had founded Cyberabad. “I made a decision and, after the meeting, declared that both parties would run jointly for the election. The BJP eventually joined the coalition too, just as I had planned. We’re going to drive YSRC out of power,” he said.

He praised TDP chief SVSN Varma for making the ultimate sacrifice to allow him to run from Pithapuram and promised to make sure Varma’s stature never declined. In response to the Election Commission of India’s order prohibiting the State government from paying pensions via volunteerism, he said that all three parties had to work together to ensure that social security pensions are paid to recipients in a timely manner.

The JSP president had earlier in the day offered special pujas to Puruhutika Devi at Pithapuram Shakti Peetham, hoping to get the Goddess’ blessings for the triumph of the tripartite coalition. He also went to Datta Peetham and prayed to Sripada Vallabhudu.

Vizag South Assembly candidate is named by JSP

As anticipated, Ch Vamsi Krishna Srinivas Yadav was named the Jana Sena Party’s candidate for the Visakhapatnam South Assembly seat. It must now declare candidates for the seats of Palakonda and Avanigadda. In addition, Pawan Kalyan designated Mareddy Srinivas as the candidate for the Pithapuram constituency and announced the formation of a five-person coordination committee for the seats the JSP is running for in the elections.