As of now, it is a one-man show. Jana Sena party has neither an office address known to the people nor cadre unless one can consider fans of Pawan Kalyan as cadre of Jana Sena as well.
The actor launches into a philosophical diatribe on Twitter whenever the mood seizes him and then goes away into a silent months for days on month.
When full-time politicians are unable to do anything for the welfare of Andhra Pradesh vis-a-vis the special category status or the plight of farmers in Amaravati, the full-time actor/part-time politician Pawan Kalyan expresses his remorse at lack of manliness in Andhra Pradesh.
Considering all things, will his Jana Sena party also turn out to be a Lok Satta? Even Lok Satta was by and large a one-man show: banking heavily on the charisma of its founder Jayaprakash Narayan.
But at least, Lok Satta made a sincere effort by trying to change the system and putting in full-time efforts. Ultimately, Jayaprakash Narayan won from Kukatpally but no one else from his party won.
Finally, unable to garner the financial clout to take on the well-entrenched conventional parties, Lok Satta was forced to wind up.
If Jana Sena contests the 2019 polls, Pawan Kalyan may win from where he contests, but what about the Jana Sena as a whole? Is it another Lok Satta in the making?
