EC Allocates Glass Symbol To Pawan Kalyan JanaSena

EC allocates Glass Symbol to Pawan Jana Sena. With the Andhra Pradesh elections just around the corner, Janasena faced a legal hurdle regarding its election symbol, the glass tumbler. Petitions were filed seeking its removal and conversion to a free symbol. However, the AP High Court has now dismissed these petitions, ensuring that Janasena can continue using the glass tumbler symbol in the upcoming elections.

Political Maneuvering and Legal Challenge:

Following the Election Commission's allocation of the glass tumbler symbol to Janasena, a political strategy was allegedly devised to snatch it away from Pawan Kalyan's party. The Rashtriya Praja Congress Party filed petitions challenging the symbol, creating uncertainty and potential disruption for Janasena's campaign.

High Court Verdict and Clarity:

The AP High Court's dismissal of the petitions brings much-needed clarity and relief for Janasena. The court upheld the Election Commission's decision, ensuring that there will be no interference with the party's use of the glass tumbler symbol. This verdict thwarts attempts to unsettle Janasena cadres and disrupt their electoral campaign.

Moving Forward with the Trademark Symbol:

With the legal hurdle cleared, Janasena can now focus on its election campaign with its recognizable glass tumbler symbol. This symbol holds significant value for the party and its supporters, representing their vision and values.

The High Court's decision ensures a level playing field for Janasena as it prepares to contest the upcoming Andhra Pradesh elections.