Pawan Kalyan Says He Is Taking Full Control Of Jana Sena Party

Deputy Chief Minister and Janasena president Pawan Kalyan addressed party leaders in Rajamahendravaram , and uh, talked about alliance unity, internal discipline, and what comes next politically. His remarks mostly leaned toward strengthening the party and pushing better results in the upcoming elections.  

Alliance unity, and responsibility toward people  

Pawan Kalyan said the alliance was formed to serve around 50 million people in the state , and he added that people put their trust in the leaders to prioritize development, not these constant inner disputes.  

He also pointed out that small frictions inside the alliance, should not suddenly turn into big showdowns, because unity matters for effective governance. In his words, he supports the alliance completely in thought, speech and action .  

At the same time, he said if problems start growing past limits, or if they create unavoidable resistance, then the party will not stay silent. He clarified too that not every grievance raised by Janasena workers needs to be treated as something serious. And he said, one person’s mistake should not be painted as the problem of the whole system.  

Discipline, leadership, and internal strength in Janasena  

• Pawan Kalyan said Janasena leaders should not look weak , and he said silence is not surrender, it’s more like preparation for the right moment to act. He asked leaders to stay active , and keep their focus on strengthening the party.  
• He also stressed that any political fight should end up helping the party grow , and it has to be explainable to the public. He then questioned why some leaders became inactive after getting positions, saying the party doesn’t need people who, slowly lose energy or commitment.  
• He reminded cadres of the 2019–2024 period, and said the party fought with determination and self-respect then. He concluded that the same spirit should continue, without fading out.
• He instructed the leaders to prepare in a really serious way for local body elections and, report those realistic chances of winning for seats, not just guesswork.

Remarks on Tamil Nadu politics and the way comparisons are made

Pawan Kalyan compared what’s happening politically in Andhra Pradesh with Tamil Nadu. He said that political unity in Tamil Nadu looks steadier, while the Andhra side is more split and fragmented.

He also said he watched how Tamil Nadu leaders keep solid public backing. And he added that over there, political influence sometimes grows fast through mass publicity routes, like suddenly.

He mentioned that he came into politics to reduce public problems , even though he had a successful career in films. He said serving people gives him satisfaction, and that’s kind of the main point for him.

He added that since 2009 he has gone through political setbacks, and that in earlier years he simply lacked experience. He said he is still learning how political systems work and how to steer or guide the party properly.

Strong grip on party structure and its committees

Pawan Kalyan announced that he will take full control over Janasena party operations. He said he will push through ideas he has been holding since 2007.

He declared that he himself will oversee the major decisions and the party’s overall direction. He also warned that discipline has to be followed, strictly, no easy exceptions.

He said those who cannot accept party consensus can just walk away , and he also said disciplinary action will be taken for violations.

He mentioned there are internal disputes in district committees, and said one such committee was suspended because of repeated conflicts.

He announced he will send review committees to all Lok Sabha constituencies in June. He also said the party committees will be locked in through several feedback channels, and that the process will be finished by August 14 , so it’s not dragged out.

He said volunteers will be around to help explain contributions at the ground level, but the final call will still be with him anyway.

Comments on criticism, media, and allegations

• Pawan Kalyan said he has tolerated criticism for a long while, but he won’t ignore unfair attacks on Janasena anymore.  
• He cautioned about false reporting, and said the party will respond if media outlets or single individuals start spreading baseless stories.
• He also mentioned allegations tied to internal leaks, and made it clear that these kinds of things won’t be accepted even if they come from inside the party.  
• He then talked about claims that politics influences legal cases, saying that courts and similar institutions already exist to manage those matters. In his view, political leaders should not be expected to instruct, or basically direct judicial processes.
• He added that talking about jailing opponents harms institutions, and it should not be encouraged, especially when it turns into noise.  
• He also stated he does not believe in targeting opponents when they are weak, and that his way of handling politics has always been rather different.