Pawan Outlines Vision for Jana Sena’s National Growth

Speaking with Jan Sainiks, female leaders and representatives from various professions, Pawan Kalyan said that Jan Sena is basically different from other regional parties. “Jan Sena is a party established for the national rise and prosperity of its people,” the party’s Senate Senani program. He said.

PK said this is different from the parties established around regional complaints or caste issues.

Jan Sena stressed that Sena operates on seven basic principles designed for national welfare. “We do not adopt emotion -based or caste specific approaches for election earnings.”

Kalyan also mentioned his strategic approach to balance cinema and politics. “The environment of the cinema is my power. It was a field that won the fans of fans. Without films, it would take 30-40 years to reach my current political level.”

PK has announced that he was planning to transform the film fan base into a politically organized army of the Jana Sena Party “, but he would continue to make film, but only under” compulsory conditions “to maintain and advance his party’s goals.

Deputy Prime Minister summarized the vision of creating solid leadership structures from the ward level to the state level. “I do not want to bring or assign anyone with the organization at the party.” He said.

Pawan Kalyan responded to the criticisms of neglecting party affairs while in the government, “When the Alliance came to power, I left the Jana Sena Party and said I didn’t care about the workers.” He said.

He described the learning curve in governance as a similar to a small child who learns to swim “.

Jana Sena chief confirmed the secular identities of his party while defending Hindu interests. Orum I respect Islam, Christianity and other religions.