Power star and Jana Sena Party president Pawan Kalyan is not very much excited with the offer given by his nephew and young mega hero Ram Charan Teja that he would campaign for Jana Sena Party in the next assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh, if his uncle asks him.
In a media interview, Pawan said he would not ask Ram Charan or for that matter, any of his family members, to campaign for Jana Sena Party in the next assembly elections.
“If they are really interested to campaign for me, I will welcome them. If they want to join the party also, I have no objection. But I will never ask them on my own to join his party or campaign for it in the elections,” Pawan said.
What is more, the Jana Sena Party chief said he would, in fact, advise them to think twice before taking a decision on joining politics or campaign for his party.
“It needs a lot of commitment, dedication and passion to serve the people, if anybody wants to join politics,” he said.
Pawan further said all his family members were busy and happy doing films.
“In my view, they should not spoil their careers by joining politics. Why should they suffer by coming into politics, which is a path full of thorns? I don’t want to subject them to unnecessary troubles,” the power star said.
Last week, Ram Charan Teja told the media that he was keen on helping his uncle Pawan by campaigning for the Jana Sena Party.
“In fact, I was interested in campaigning for Praja Rajyam Party started by my father Chiranjeevi in 2009 elections, but Pawan Babai asked me not to risk my career by entering electioneering.
So, I became silent then. Now after seeing my uncle struggling alone so much for the people, I have decided to help him,” Charan said.
