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Pawan Kalyan not clear on his political agenda: TDP
Jana Sena Party (JSP) chief Pawan Kalyan seems to be most uncertain with his political agenda and speaks in different voice about his place of contest in next polls, opined TDP senior leader and GUDA chairman Ganni Krishna.
Kakinada: Jana Sena Party (JSP) chief Pawan Kalyan seems to be most uncertain with his political agenda and speaks in different voice about his place of contest in next polls, opined TDP senior leader and GUDA chairman Ganni Krishna.
Speaking to media at East Godavari district TDP office here on Friday, he alleged that Pawan Kalyan was making only negative comments on TDP and state government.
He was not referring to the all-round development of the state under the TDP rule, he lamented.
Turing his attention to Jagan Mohan Reddy, Ganni said that the YSRCP leader was making personal allegations against TDP president Chandrababu Naidu and not hesitating even to refer to his parents.
This shows the ‘leadership qualities’ of Jagan, he criticised.
Ganni strongly objected to the propaganda of the opposition leader in East Godavari, especially against Heritage Foods and call to boycott the products.
Referring to the TDP former alliance partner BJP, Ganni said that the fall of BJP had started and the indications of its extinct were coming out in the form of by-poll results with one each Assembly and Lok Sabha seats out of 11 Assembly and 4 Lok Sabha seats.
TDP leaders M Ganga Satyanarayana, Ch Satyavati and others participated.
