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Pawan Kalyan in Kolar: Modi must become PM
Pawan Kalyan In Kolar: Narendra Modi Must Become PM. Power Star Pawan Kalyan arrived to a rousing welcome in Kolar of Karnataka on Tuesday morning. The actor, who recently launched the Jana Sena party to fight corruption was in Kolar to campaign for the BJP.
Power Star Pawan Kalyan arrived to a rousing welcome in Kolar of Karnataka on Tuesday morning. The actor, who recently launched the Jana Sena party to fight corruption was in Kolar to campaign for the BJP.
It's worth mentioning here that BJP state president Kishan Reddy met Pawan at the latter's residence to seek support for the saffron party.
Pawan's campaign comes a day after his brother and union minister K Chiranjeevi campaigned for the Congress party in Chikkaballapur in Karnataka.
Both Chikkaballapur and Kolar have a huge chunk of Telugu population. In his speech, Pawan in his trademark style slammed the Congress for dividing the state and separating Telugu people. He also said that he did not agree to campaign for the party to promote his movies but for the sake of the country. "Congress must go, Modi must become the prime minister," asserted Pawan.
The actor received thunderous round applause even as Pawan's supporters raised slogans. The huge crowd that had thronged the public meeting venue were uncontrollable as they howled making it impossible for Pawan's speech to be heard.
