Jana Sena Party will contest in all 175 constituencies in upcoming 2019 general elections in Andhra Pradesh and as such, it will not have alliance with any party.
This was stated by Jana Sena Party chief and actor Pawan Kalyan at a meeting with party functionaries on Tuesday.
Pawan ave a call to all the representatives to move forward with a constructive election strategy.
He made it very clear to make an impact from state level to booth level with a planned election strategy.
“It is very easy for opponents to question the political experience of Jana Sena. But every activist has political experience of two general elections. Our party has activists across all villages. It is the voice of a common man and depressed classe,” he said.
The JSP chief said his party had planned to contest from 70-80 assembly constituencies and 8 Lok Sabha constituencies in previous elections.
“But I had to support NDA considering the prevailing circumstances then,” he explained.
Stating that unity among castes was his first and foremost ideology, Pawan said there was s need for the castes to co-exist.
“Jana Sena doesn't represent a single caste. If so, we would've not supported TDP in the first place. Let's start thinking beyond caste,” he said.
