Jana Sena to say goodbye to BJP by October?
If the claims appearing in a section of media are to be accepted, the Pawan Kalyan-led Jana Sena party would be saying farewell to its coalition partner bharatiya janata party within the next three months. The power star is not pleased with the way the bjp leadership has been ignoring him and given precedence to the ruling congress PARTY' target='_blank' title='ysr congress-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW">ysr congress party, led by chief minister Y S jagan Mohan Reddy, according to sources close to the party.
At the most recent meeting of prime minister Narendra Modi in Bhimavaram, Pawan received no personal invitation. According to sources close to Jana Sena, he was not consulted when the bjp national leadership discussed Jagan's support for Droupadi Murmu, the NDA's presidential candidate, with him. Pawan was not even invited when J P Nadda, the national president of the bjp, visited rajahmundry to participate in the Godavari Garjana Sabha. He allegedly requested a meeting with Modi, but the Center has not yet responded, according to sources.
Despite the Jana Sena leader's claim that the Covid-19 pandemic prevented his party and the bjp from undertaking any cooperative programmes, no such effort was made even after the pandemic was over. "The bjp gave no feedback on his three-option offer. Additionally, the bjp leaders criticised him for attempting to get the tdp into the coalition, according to the sources. In light of this, Pawan is anticipated to clarify the alliance with the bjp well in advance of the start of his bus yatra on october 5, in honour of Dasara.
At the most recent meeting of prime minister Narendra Modi in Bhimavaram, Pawan received no personal invitation. According to sources close to Jana Sena, he was not consulted when the bjp national leadership discussed Jagan's support for Droupadi Murmu, the NDA's presidential candidate, with him. Pawan was not even invited when J P Nadda, the national president of the bjp, visited rajahmundry to participate in the Godavari Garjana Sabha. He allegedly requested a meeting with Modi, but the Center has not yet responded, according to sources.
Despite the Jana Sena leader's claim that the Covid-19 pandemic prevented his party and the bjp from undertaking any cooperative programmes, no such effort was made even after the pandemic was over. "The bjp gave no feedback on his three-option offer. Additionally, the bjp leaders criticised him for attempting to get the tdp into the coalition, according to the sources. In light of this, Pawan is anticipated to clarify the alliance with the bjp well in advance of the start of his bus yatra on october 5, in honour of Dasara.