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Jana Sena Talks More About Jagan Than Itself
By: Tupaki Desk | 30 July 2019 2:57 PM GMT
The Jana Sena Political Affairs Committee meeting was interesting on two counts. The meeting talked more about the BJP and YS Jagan and less about Jana Sena itself. Interestingly, more time was spent discussing YS Jagan. There was discussion about the likely alliance between the BJP and the Jana Sena. But, Jagan was the main subject of the meeting.
Most leaders questioned party's lone MLA Rapaka Varaprasad as to why he has praised YS Jagan to skies. He was asked to explain his reasons for Jagan's praise. Party senior leaders reportedly felt that these praises have badly dented the party image. They said that Rapaka Varaprasad should have focused on the budgetary allocations and Jana Sena's priorities. But, Rapaka maintained studious silence and did not answer the questions.
The party has also decided to play a more pro-active role in opposing the YSRCP government. The party felt that it should launch agitational programmes in a big way to win the people's confidence. The party still feels that it is the real counter to the YSRCP. The Jana Sena feels that it should join hands with the BJP to take on the YSRCP.
Most leaders questioned party's lone MLA Rapaka Varaprasad as to why he has praised YS Jagan to skies. He was asked to explain his reasons for Jagan's praise. Party senior leaders reportedly felt that these praises have badly dented the party image. They said that Rapaka Varaprasad should have focused on the budgetary allocations and Jana Sena's priorities. But, Rapaka maintained studious silence and did not answer the questions.
The party has also decided to play a more pro-active role in opposing the YSRCP government. The party felt that it should launch agitational programmes in a big way to win the people's confidence. The party still feels that it is the real counter to the YSRCP. The Jana Sena feels that it should join hands with the BJP to take on the YSRCP.
