Accordingly even as rumors and speculation of Jana Sena choosing to go with different parties and forming an alliance have hit the news, Pawan Kalyan has clarified that he will go it alone this time in the upcoming State Assembly elections or ally with the low lying Left parties. Meanwhile he has held public meetings in various parts of the state, not having cadre on ground is a dampener for the party.
Furthermore without having done much on ground, Pawan Kalyan should have been
smart in allying with TDP or the YSRCP. Accordingly a pre-poll alliance with a
party would have allowed Jana Sena to be a key decision maker and Pawan Kalyan
to be a kingmaker in AP politics. Further if he allied with the TDP, he
could have asked for at least 25 assembly seats with an assurance of a one or
two Cabinet berths for the party if TDP came to power.
Moreover this failure to create leaders apart from the top level ones has also restricted the party from growing beyond the Godavari region. Apparently going further, if Jana Sena comes out of its shell and works aggressively in the next 100 days, it could seize the opportunity of at least winning a few seats or will it be reduced to just another political party with noise, is to be seen.
