Rapaka Varaprasada Rao, the lone Jana Sena MLA elected from Razole constituency in the 2019 Assembly elections, was taught a lesson for his disloyalty.
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The panchayat polls in the state boosted the morale of Jana Sena with the sarpanch and vice sarpanch candidates supported by the party registering victory in a considerable number of places.
Razole, the lone constituency which went into the Jana Sena’s kitty during the Assembly elections, proved to be the stronghold of the party even in the panchayat elections.
Jana Sena president Pawan Kalyan claimed that the party has a strong base in the villages. He said that the candidates supported by the party secured 18 per cent of votes in the first phase and crossed 22 per cent in the second phase.
Pawan Kalyan chides Jagan for inaction against party MLA
Updated Jan 24, 2021, 11:33 am IST
Giddalur legislator Anna Rambabu blamed for Jana Sena worker’s suicide
Stressing that the downfall of YSRC MLA Rambabu has started, Pawan Kalyan said they will not spare him after coming to power. DC Image
NELLORE: Squarely blaming Giddalur legislator Anna Rambabu for the suicide of a Jana Sena worker Bandla Vengaiah Naidu of Singarapalli in Prakasam district, party chief Pawan Kalyan rebuked Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy for not taking any action against the MLA.
Addressing media persons after consoling the family members of the deceased and offering Rs 8.5 lakh to the family, Pawan Kalyan alleged that Vengaiah ended his life after Rambabu scolded him for questioning about the pathetic condition of roads in his habitation.
‘Loose talk by a few Ministers has hurt the religious sentiments of people more’
Jana Sena Party (JSP) president Pawan Kalyan has said that secularism is skewed in the country as it is not taking into account the sentiments of all faiths.
Lashing out at the YSRCP government in the State for the 142 incidents of temple attacks and desecration of idols, Mr. Pawan Kalyan said the government’s approach towards the sensitive issue smacked of indifference.
“The government is unmoved when 142 incidents happened right under its nose. Will it react the same way if places of worship of other faiths are attacked?” he questioned.