A crucial development happened in AP politics. Actor, Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan has taken a sensational decision. He has returned the security provided to him by the TDP Government in Andhra Pradesh. He has sent back 2+2 gunmen security which has been allotted to him by the government. Pawan has taken this decision yesterday night.
AP government has provided security to Pawan Kalyan after he claimed security threat while he was speaking at the Jana Sena Party formation day meeting that was held in Guntur on March 2. AP government has allotted 2+2 gunmen security to Jana Sena chief following his safety concerns. As Pawan returned the security after a month, several speculations are doing rounds on his decision. There is a talk in the political circles that Pawan reportedly sensed a conspiracy of TDP high command so he returned the security.
According to the party sources, Pawan feels that the government is spying on his activities in the name of providing security. He reportedly felt that the details of party internal affairs, details of the meetings are leaked due to gunmen. Sensing the danger, Pawan returned the security and informed the gunmen to report to the government.
AP government has provided security to Pawan Kalyan after he claimed security threat while he was speaking at the Jana Sena Party formation day meeting that was held in Guntur on March 2. AP government has allotted 2+2 gunmen security to Jana Sena chief following his safety concerns. As Pawan returned the security after a month, several speculations are doing rounds on his decision. There is a talk in the political circles that Pawan reportedly sensed a conspiracy of TDP high command so he returned the security.
According to the party sources, Pawan feels that the government is spying on his activities in the name of providing security. He reportedly felt that the details of party internal affairs, details of the meetings are leaked due to gunmen. Sensing the danger, Pawan returned the security and informed the gunmen to report to the government.