Pawan Kalyan on BJP and other future alliances

Pawan Kalyan spoke with clarity on BJP and the future alliances. He said Jana Sena is ready to go all alone and his statement got a thunderous response. Pawan Kalyan said he will be getting various surveys and if the survey findings are favorable, he will not think twice to go all alone in the upcoming 2024 elections.

He said his party strategy will be in such a way that he and his party will enter the assembly. He added that he is not in a position to buy votes for the victory. He asked people not to believe the rumors about the TDP-Jana Sena alliance. He said he has respect for TDP as Chandra Babu Naidu is the former CM of Andhra Pradesh. He said he never held discussions with TDP regarding the alliance.

He added that he gave support to BJP during that time as he felt that India needs a strong PM after the Mumbai attacks and felt Modi was the right person. He said at that time he knew only Modi and only now he knows a couple of BJP Leaders' names. He said he is against religious politics and if Muslims feel that their sentiments are hurt, he will not think twice to snap ties with the BJP.

He said Jana Sena and BJP national leadership planned many powerful strategies for Andhra Pradesh and had the state leadership implemented it, they would have become a strong political force but for some reason, it didn't turn into a reality. He said if the people of the state are united PM Modi will go back on the Vizag steel plant issue.

He said he can dare to question PM Modi but Jagan cannot because he had a lot of cases against him. He said people blame him for supporting BJP but they do not question Jagan who is enjoying the secret support of the BJP. He said he will not sell Jana Sena to TDP. He asked people at least to believe him if not vote for him.

He wondered why people believe cheaters and don't believe an honest person like him. He thanked everyone and even the police force and hoped that the next Jana Sena formation will be celebrated with victory in the assembly. He hoped people to believe him and said he will travel with people who believe him and not those who suspect him. He ended the speech by saying Jai Hind and then with National Anthem.