Putting an end to all the speculations, Pawan Kalyan made it clear Jana Sena will contest in all the 175 Assembly Seats in Andhra Pradesh. 'Jana Sena will field candidates in 175 seats. Except Left Parties, We won't have alliance with any Party. More prominence will be given to Youth and Women when it comes to tickets allotment. Please don't believe the campaign of Ruling Party and Opposition. Condemn any such attempts unitedly,' he gave a call to the Party Leaders and Activists.
Pawan Kalyan claimed Jana Sena Party wasn't formed solely for one election, but for addressing the people's issues and bringing a change in their lives. He claimed Porata Yatra is an attempt to understand the aspirations of Youth and Women.
Jana Sena Chief maintained he supported few parties during 2014 Polls in the best interest of Telugu People. He accused Ruling Party of confusing and trying to hurt the morale of Jana Sainiks with the mind games. 'We are keeping in mind the next 25 years. Though there will be experienced Leaders, Most of the tickets will be given to Youth and First Timers. We have been planning accordingly. Don't believe the baseless statements of Parties which claim they have allotted certain number of seats for Jana Sena as part of the alliance,' appeals PK.
Pawan Kalyan claimed Jana Sena Party wasn't formed solely for one election, but for addressing the people's issues and bringing a change in their lives. He claimed Porata Yatra is an attempt to understand the aspirations of Youth and Women.
Jana Sena Chief maintained he supported few parties during 2014 Polls in the best interest of Telugu People. He accused Ruling Party of confusing and trying to hurt the morale of Jana Sainiks with the mind games. 'We are keeping in mind the next 25 years. Though there will be experienced Leaders, Most of the tickets will be given to Youth and First Timers. We have been planning accordingly. Don't believe the baseless statements of Parties which claim they have allotted certain number of seats for Jana Sena as part of the alliance,' appeals PK.