Questions Pawan Kalyan must answer

Dear Jana Sena chief,

This letter must not be misconstrued as a personal attack neither should it be seen as a defamatory note targeting you. This letter is on behalf of the Telugu people who had placed immense faith in you when they voted in favour of those you campaigned for. There are a few questions for which the public is dying to know answers. We sincerely wish you would take it sportingly and reply

First things first, When you launched the Jana Sena party you said it was not for power but to question the government. But till date except a few criticisms against the Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, you have hardly questioned any other leader. The buzz is that you are refraining from talking against Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu or Prime Minister Narendra Modi as you are pally with them. Don't you think the ideals on which you built the party is losing steam?

When you made your first public speech, people assumed that you had shed your media-shy image and that you would be more interactive. But that has not been the case.

You may be juggling movies and politics, but what about the members of your party. Even they seem to have gone into an oblivion. Your representatives are not to be seen fighting for any social cause except promote you on the social media.

Besides, Jana Sena is seen as a One Man Army. If one were to ask who are the leaders in the party, it's Pawan and Pawan alone. May we know who are the representatives of the party?

Can you also spell out the achievements of Jana Sena so far?

During one of your speeches, you said that you would lend your support to the party that works for the welfare of the people. Although KCR is making sincere efforts to improve Brand Hyderabad, there seems to be no appreciation whatsoever from you except for brickbats.

Your non-participation in the Intensive Household Survey conducted by the Telangana government has drawn a lot of flak from the public as well as the government. You defended yourself by saying you were not in town. But given that the survey was announced much before, you had enough time to cancel or reschedule your engagements. As a responsible citizen and an icon who thousands of fans look up to Isn't it your responsibility to set a good example? In fact, even a busy man as Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu took time off his schedule to give his details to the enumerators.

Your decision not to participate in the survey was seen as a deliberate attempt to get back at KCR who had bad-mouthed you. If not, how did you make time to meet the BJP national president Amit Shah during his Hyderabad visit?

As a leader, you are expected to respond to economic policies or at least issues that affect the public like Railway fare hike. However, there was no statement from you.

There seems to be no official source to authenticate rumours or statements that seem to emerge out of nowhere. For example, there was a report circulated by your fan pages that Jana Sena had donated in lakhs to the families of Beas tragedy victims. Almost every media channel reported the same. Your party neither made an attempt to accept this or deny it till the matter got out of control.

Your decision not to accept the Rajya Sabha nomination has been hailed by the common man. However, had you become an MP don't you think you could have used the funds to build a better society?

How are you raising funds for Jana Sena which was formed to work towards up-liftment of society?

There are rumours that PM Narendra Modi sent word through BJP president Amit Shah asking you to merge Jana Sena with the saffron party. Is there an iota of truth to it? If so, will Jana Sena go the Praja Rajyam way?

Your ideals deserve appreciation. But Action speaks louder than words. Diplomacy is not the order of the day. Public would love to see you be more active, approachable and open up. We certainly look forward to your answers. It would only be natural for this write-up to evoke hate mail from your fans. But we sincerely hope your fans too would want to see their leader stand tall rather than make a blink-and-miss appearance.