Pawan says, People ready to dethrone YSRCP govt if gets a chance

By Our Special Correspondent

Jana Sena President Pawan Kalyan said that people are ready to oust the YSRCP government because of the excessive actions of the YSRCP leaders. On Sunday, Jana Sena Party organized the second phase of Jana Vani-Janasena Bharosa program at Makineni Basava Punnaiah Auditorium.

On this occasion, Pawan Kalyan said that the large number of petitions received in the Janavani program shows the inefficiency of the YSRCP government. He said Janasena will take the responsibility of protecting Andhra Pradesh from the hooliganism of YSRCP leaders.

He alleged that the YSRCP government is trying to use the volunteer system as a mafia. He said that the government canceled the pension of a physically challenged person on the pretext of sharing his (Pawan Kalyan's) photo on social media.

Pawan Kalyan, who objected to the ruling party comparing them as Kauravas, said that he was not in power and did not step in the assembly, and asked why the YSRCP was afraid of the Janasena. He said that many complaints have been received from the employees regarding the denial of insurance money. He questioned why the state government has failed to protect the interests of the staff and workers if they are providing Rs 5 lakh insurance policy to Janasena party members.

He said that despite having Rs.918 crores in the welfare fund, the government has failed to spend funds for the welfare of the workers. The lives of construction workers are not safe. He questioned why government adviser Sajjala would respond on various issues while the concerned ministers were silent.

Pawan, who welcomed the change of name of Konaseema to Ambedkar Konaseema district, said that the government is not sincere in protecting the welfare of SCs and STs. He said that the government has canceled 27 schemes meant for SCs.

Meanwhile, Jana Sena Political Affairs Committee Chairman Nadendla Manohar said that YSRCP leaders received a large number of complaints against illegal activities during the Janavani program. He said that 427 applications were received in the first phase of Jana Vani and 539 applications were received in the second phase of Jana Vani program.