Pawan Kalyan Jana Sena 3 Years Formation Day Speech Highlights
Pawan Kalyan Jana Sena 3 Years Formation Day Speech Highlights
Pawan Kalyan interacted with media today on the occasion of Jana Sena completing three years journey with people. Here are the excerpts from the press meet:
1. I thank each and every member who supported Jana Sena.
2. I am trying to establish a youth and ideals based political party. So, I need a huge active participation from youth in each and every activity.
3. We need a huge network of cadre and supporters to fight on more and more issues.
4. Chiranjeevi won’t join Jana Sena because we two are independent people and think differently.
5. Jana Sena identified 32 crucial issues before stepping into people. Some of them are like land acquisition, mining and agriculture.
6. Further activities regarding the Party will be initiated from June and by next year March we will evolve as a full-fledged political party.
7. We need active participation from public in designing Jana Sena party policies
8. Our party will contest the elections from both AP and TS.
9. Poll surveys aren’t right tools to measure the popularity. We aren’t relying on more on these surveys despite they are positive or negative. We will be just taking our ideology forward.
10. We established party with a noble cause and win or defeat in elections won’t stop us. Jana Sena is a people’s party. It won’t support one or the other. It is partial towards people and their sufferings.
11. I will be representing from Anantapur and Jana Sena will be contesting from both the states (AP and TS) in 2019 elections though I cannot comment on alliances as of now. I am not a part of NDA as of now.
12. My last film will be in 2018 and that too in Trivikram direction.
13. Jana Sena is likely to allocate 60% of seats only for youth leadership. We have a strong cadre building in both the states.
14. I am moving slowly on Party front analyzing the past experiences from Praja Rajyam because personal agendas cannot top the party agenda.
15. Every citizen of India has a right to question the leaders and ruling parties when they step back on election promises made.