Today, Pawan Kalyan, Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh and leader of the Jana Sena Party, is scheduled to pay a visit to the Kondagattu Anjaneya Swamy temple in the Jagitial district. Pawan and a large number of Jana Sena employees traveled by road from the party office in Hyderabad to Kondagattu in the morning. At the outskirts of Hyderabad, supporters of the Jana Sena greeted him with a grand reception, scattering flowers at every step. Pawan made a brief stop at Turkapalli because there were a lot of fans and party workers there. He was regarded with elephants, and he welcomed the horde of allies and Jana Sena laborers.
The presence of Pawan Kalyan at the Kondagattu temple, which is expected to last about an hour, has prompted the police to beef up security and take precautions to prevent any untoward incidents or crowd surges. BJP workers from Telangana also took part in his trip to Kondagattu. Pawan Kalyan made significant remarks about Telangana politics, stating that the BJP and Jana Sena Party will collaborate in the state, and he expressed his gratitude to the BJP activists for their presence. He used slogans like “Jai Jana Sena, Jai BJP, Jai Telangana” to indicate a shift toward politics in Telangana.
After finishing his visit to Kondagattu, it is accounted that Pawan Kalyan will meet with the Telangana Jana Sena Party pioneers. The BJP has been fortifying its presence in Telangana, having won eight voting public in the new MP decisions. To strengthen its position in the upcoming assembly elections, the BJP leadership is strategizing. With Pawan Kalyan likewise zeroing in on reinforcing Jana Sena in Telangana, Jana Sena Party pioneers accept that a BJP-Jana Sena alliance government could be plausible in the impending decisions.