Actor-turned-Jana Sena Party president Pawan Kalyan seems to be desperate to prove that he does not have any unholy nexus with Bharatiya Janata Party and YSR Congress party, as was alleged by ruling Telugu Desam Party in Andhra Pradesh.
After calling on the victims of gastro-enteritis in Guntur government hospital, Pawan addressed a press meet, flanked by two Communist party leaders – K Ramakrishna, state secretary of the CPI and P Madhu, former MP of the CPI (M) besides other leaders of both the Left parties.
He said he would join hands with the Left parties in waging a war against the governments both at the state and the Centre.
By calling the Left party leaders to his camp, Pawan probably wanted to send the message across the people that he was not dancing to the tunes of the BJP.
“How can they (TDP leaders) say I have been acting at the behest of other parties? I am speaking on behalf of the people,” he said.
He also made a comment against the YSR Congress party to prove that he was not hand in glove with the latter.
Finding fault with the YSRC MLAs for moving on the roads in the name of fighting for special category status, Pawan said they should attend the state assembly and raise the issues concerning the people.
The JSP leader has been under the attack from the TDP leaders for not making any serious comments against the BJP and YSRC. Even TDP president and chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu has alleged that the BJP was trying to use YSRC and JSP to destabilise the TDP government as it had done in Tamil Nadu.
