Pawan says YSRC may win 67 seats; what about Jana Sena?
Any political party will evaluate its own strengths and weaknesses and attempt to estimate the number of seats it can win in the elections in order to develop the appropriate strategy. However, powerhouse politician and Jana Sena party leader pawan kalyan is more concerned in projecting how many seats the governing ysr congress party will win in the upcoming elections in Andhra Pradesh.
At a party meeting on sunday in Mangalagiri, pawan kalyan stated that a survey he had performed indicated the ysr congress, which is led by chief minister Y S jagan Mohan Reddy, will win between 47 and 67 seats in the assembly. "Jagan Mohan Reddy's administration has outraged the populace since he has failed to keep the promises he made to them. They have acknowledged that they made a mistake by supporting the YSRC in the most recent assembly elections, and they are now paying the price, according to Pawan Kalyan. Regarding his own party's chances of winning elections, the Jana Sena leader stated he had formed it in order to challenge the ruling parties on pressing societal issues.
He declared, "I haven't established the party to seize power, but to challenge the governments and serve the people. The power star claimed that founding the party was the best thing he had ever done and that he was willing to endure numerous failures until he found electoral political success. "Being instantly in power is not my goal. I will continue to stand up for the people because I believe in doing so. In a drawn-out war, I will advance with bravery and dedication to accomplish my goal, he declared.
At a party meeting on sunday in Mangalagiri, pawan kalyan stated that a survey he had performed indicated the ysr congress, which is led by chief minister Y S jagan Mohan Reddy, will win between 47 and 67 seats in the assembly. "Jagan Mohan Reddy's administration has outraged the populace since he has failed to keep the promises he made to them. They have acknowledged that they made a mistake by supporting the YSRC in the most recent assembly elections, and they are now paying the price, according to Pawan Kalyan. Regarding his own party's chances of winning elections, the Jana Sena leader stated he had formed it in order to challenge the ruling parties on pressing societal issues.
He declared, "I haven't established the party to seize power, but to challenge the governments and serve the people. The power star claimed that founding the party was the best thing he had ever done and that he was willing to endure numerous failures until he found electoral political success. "Being instantly in power is not my goal. I will continue to stand up for the people because I believe in doing so. In a drawn-out war, I will advance with bravery and dedication to accomplish my goal, he declared.