PM Modi compares Pawan Kalyan to a storm

Narendra Modi, the newly elected Prime Minister, showered praise on Jana Sena Party chief Pawan Kalyan at the NDA parliamentary meeting, calling him a "storm" rather than a "breeze" as his name suggests.

Modi lauded Kalyan's efforts in Andhra Pradesh, stating that the "historical mandate" achieved by the NDA was largely due to Kalyan's influence.  He highlighted the significant increase in NDA's vote share in the state, attributed to Kalyan's strategic alliance-building efforts.

Kalyan, in turn, expressed his support for Modi's leadership, stating he wanted to see Modi as Prime Minister for 15 years. He also thanked TDP chief N Chandrababu Naidu for his foresight and leadership.

Kalyan's pivotal role in the Andhra Pradesh elections is undeniable. His alliance with the TDP and the BJP, forged after months of negotiation, proved to be a game-changer, particularly in uniting the Kapu and Kamma communities. His campaigning efforts, including mobilizing young voters,  played a significant role in the TDP-BJP alliance's victory.

The Jana Sena Party's performance in the elections, winning all seats contested under the seat-sharing agreement, underscores Kalyan's political influence. This success reflects not only his strategic alliance-building skills but also his ability to connect with voters on a personal level.

Kalyan's journey from actor to politician has been remarkable, and his impact on the Andhra Pradesh political landscape is undeniable. His "storm" analogy is a fitting description, highlighting his ability to shake up the political scene and influence the outcome of elections.