Neither TDP Nor YCP! Only Janasena Serious

Looking into the post poll scenario in AP, Janasena chief Power Star Pawan Kalyan led Janasena appears to be very serious on people's issues rather the TDP and the YCP. On one side, TDP's chief Chandrababu Naidu is playing a big drama on EVMs and is busy making surveys on the general elections, YS Jagan recently toured Switzerland. Soon after reaching India, he expressed his anguish for stopping Lakshmi's NTR release. But then, he has never questioned TRS government on Telangana Intermediate students' suicides. 

Unlike both the political parties, Janasena is so serious on public's issues. Scroll down the following key points which give us an impression how momentous Janasena with its approach. 

* It was only Janasena that made an intense agitation on Telangana Intermediate students suicides. Party's big leaders like Shankar and hundreds of Janasainiks were arrested. TDP and YCP were seen nowhere in these protests. 

* Janasena concentrated on Panchayat and Parishad polls a big way. In spite of the poll scenario is over, Janasena leaders are mingling with party's ground level leaders and are directing them to get ready to battle for local body polls. They have already convened meetings with party's activists in Kakinada, Gajuwaka, Bheemavaram, Srikakulam and Narasapuram. 

* Big leaders like Lakshmi Narayana, Madasu Gangadhar and Rammohan Rao are giving inspirational speeches to get Janasainiks energised and rejuvenated after polls. 

* Madasu Gangadharam proclaimed that Janasena would surely win 5 MP constituencies like Vizag, Amalapuram, Kakinada, Rajahmundry and Narasapuram. He further challenges that the party would come into power for sure.

BOTTOM-LINE: While Janasena is that confidant on its victory and that serous on future politics, some yellow media houses are learnt to have innocently been writing that Pawan Kalyan would be back in Tollywood and would sign for new projects. Let's see who say truth! Is it yellow media or Janasena's big leaders? We might get a clear picture with AP's future politics.