Pawan Kalyan Launches Jana Sena Party!

 
The much awaited public appearance of Pawan Kalyan, at the formal launch of Jana Sena Party, turned out to a sight to behold for millions of his fans and others, who awaited with bated breath to see what their favourite matinee idol is going to talk about. Soon after his political entry became public, rumours were rife that he would make his stand clear about why he wants to start a political party now, what he wants to achieve among several other things. Right from the beginning of his speech, he took several leaders from Congress and TRS head-on and he didn't mince any words while doing so.

Starting with Digvijay Singh, the Congress leader who had stated that he would be happy if Pawan Kalyan joins Congress party, to Rahul Gandhi, Pawan Kalyan made it quite evident that Congress party was responsible for all the political mess in Andhra Pradesh. He also accused them of handling the bifurcation of Telangana and Seemandhra in the worst possible manner. "I'm not going to dig into anyone's personal lives and I expect the same from others. If Congress leaders rake up my personal issues, I'll have to talk about Rahul Gandhi, Robert Vadra and almost everyone else. I know exactly what each one of you is doing behind closed doors," Pawan Kalyan said.


As of now, Power Star Pawan Kalyan has been considered one of the good orators from tollywood. But today, he emerged as the great orator and finds a place among a few great orators in AP politics. Whatever he spoke, the words were very well connected to the audiences. His knowledge on politics, social issues and literature were excellently revealed. Some of the eminent personalities mentioned by Pawan Kalyan starting from ancient days to till date are Bammera Pothana, Nannaya, Palkuriki somanathudu, Bhagath Singh, Raj Guru, Subhash Chandrabose, Martin Lutherking, Nani Phalkewala, Gaddar, Devarakonda Balagangadhara Tilak and politician such as, Chiranjeevi, Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Digwijay Singh, Ahmed Patel, Shinde, Jairam Ramesh, Chidambaram, VH, Jaggareddy, KCR, KTR, Kavitha, Chandrababu, Jagan, YSR etc.
 
Hinting at a possible alliance with a leading political party in the state, Pawan Kalyan said, "I'm ready to joins hands with anyone in the state who wants to work for a better society; however, there's no question of collaborating with Congress." He concluded his speech with a thumping punch dialogue, which drew loud cheers from almost everyone. "Congress Hatao, Desh Bachao. Jai Hindi."