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Jana Sena Filled With 'Outdated' Leaders?
It seems Jana Sena Party has been the political rehabilitation centre for outdated leaders to pursue second innings in thier political career The joining of veteran leaders like CH Harirama Jagaiah, Madasu Gangadharam and P Nanaji gave clear indication that the fledgling party relied on the leaders who are nowhere in the active politics for almost two decades
It seems Jana Sena Party has been the political rehabilitation centre for outdated leaders to pursue second innings in thier political career. The joining of veteran leaders like CH Harirama Jagaiah, Madasu Gangadharam and P Nanaji gave clear indication that the fledgling party relied on the leaders who are nowhere in the active politics for almost two decades.
Former MLA and veteran leader Gandhi Mohan's decision to join the Jana Sena strengthened argument further that only veteran leaders favoured to join the party. There is also a strong criticism that most of the outdated leaders belonged to the Kapu community are joining the party.
Political analysts says that Jana Sena leader Pawan Kalyan should focus on joining young and popular leaders as the elections are fast approaching.
