This is a prudent and pragmatic strategy from Janasena chief Power Star Pawan Kalyan. A historical Kapu and Dalit Sammelan was held in the city of Kakinada which was graced by Dr Baba Saheb Ambedkar's grandson Prakash Ambedkar, Kapu Reservation Movement's leader Mudragada Padmanabham, top Dail leader from East Godavari Harsha Kumar and former Tirupati MP Chinta Mohan.
All the top leaders opined that the power was shared by only two castes in Andhra Pradesh over the decades. They hoped Kapu and Dalit pact would change the existing political scenario.
While the crucial meeting was being held by top leaders from Kapu and Dalit communities in Kakinada, the Janasena chief had another crucial meet with BSP's chief Mayavathi. He was accompanied by students of Usmania University, fomer speaker Nadendla Manohar and some educationists. Apparently, Pawan Kalyan is adamant linking castes which is in fact one of the salient features of proposed manifesto of Janasena.
Since Mudragada, Harsha Kumar and all other leaders unanimously decided not to support the representative political parties of two major castes, they have inevitably found out Janasena, the best alternative force to get collaborated and which will happen in near future.
On the other side, Janasena chief wishes to get Mayavathi's support so as to give an assurance among SCs of AP how he had been eager to give them top priority in power sharing.
In either way, Janasena's approach of collaborating top leaders of two biggest groups of AP certainly makes the party get enormous strength to win the poll battle in 2019.