Pawan Kalyan Half Baked Speech... Totally Unclear
He asserts that he is above caste distinctions and that he belongs to all castes, yet in the same breath, he accuses Kapus of failing to claim him. The leader of Jana Sena has not stated explicitly whether or not he intends to maintain his affiliation with the Bharatiya Janata Party. Although praising prime minister Narendra Modi, he expressed his frustration with the party for failing to receive any guidance on uniting to overthrow the jagan Mohan reddy administration.
In addition, Pawan remained vague when asked if he would form an alliance with the TDP. While claiming to have no particular affection for Chandrababu, he yet praised Naidu as a capable leader. He skipped around from one subject to another during the speech, without going into any detail about any of them. He didn't make it obvious what his political or development agendas were. And when they heard that, they were perplexed and asked him, "Aakhir Sheik Abdullah Kya Bolta Hai?
At the public meeting, Pawan need to have made some things crystal apparent. One is if Jana Sena party would run unopposed for every seat and contend for control. Second, if he wishes to form an alliance, which side would he support and what would the alliance partner need to meet his expectations?
In addition, Pawan remained vague when asked if he would form an alliance with the TDP. While claiming to have no particular affection for Chandrababu, he yet praised Naidu as a capable leader. He skipped around from one subject to another during the speech, without going into any detail about any of them. He didn't make it obvious what his political or development agendas were. And when they heard that, they were perplexed and asked him, "Aakhir Sheik Abdullah Kya Bolta Hai?
At the public meeting, Pawan need to have made some things crystal apparent. One is if Jana Sena party would run unopposed for every seat and contend for control. Second, if he wishes to form an alliance, which side would he support and what would the alliance partner need to meet his expectations?
Third, what his plans are for welfare and development, how he intends to carry them out, and finally, he ought to have provided a compelling argument for why people should support us. Whatever claims he had made—such as generating Rs 2 crore per day, the books he had read, the reasons he would love the Relli caste, etc.—were all inconsequential in comparison to these clarifications.