As the Union Government announced special package to the AP state turning down the demands of special status by the opposition political parties and social activists, it was speculated special status fight by the opposition parties would be ended.
On the other hand, the Janasena chief Power Star Pawan Kalyan also appeared to have given up his fight on special status. In fact, Pawan Kalyan's strong appeal to the center and state governments on special status during Tirupati and Kakinada public meets, seemed to have threatened the heads of BJP and the TDP. Strangely, the Power Star hasn't raised his voice on special status later. Instead he announced he would be writing a book named 'Nenu - Manam - Janam' which was expected to hit stands by next year.
Notwithstanding, Janasena sources revealed that the third public meet of the party on special status would be held on November 10 at Ananthapur. With this crucial decision, Pawan Kalyan has clearly sent the strong feelers to AP and union governments that he hasn't given up special status fight. It then remains to be seen how well he takes up the movement to next level. Apart from raising his voice on special status, the Janasena chief may also question the TDP government on Amaravati land scam issue.