Pawan Kalyan's unexpected visit to Delhi has raised eyebrows in Andhra Pradesh politics. Pawan traveled to Udaipur in Rajasthan before reaching Delhi, accompanied by Janasena Party leader Nadendla Manohar.
Just a few days ago, YSRCP chief and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy visited Delhi and met with Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
Reports suggest that during his visit, Pawan is likely to meet with BJP National President JP Nadda and other BJP leaders, and may also try to secure a meeting with Prime Minister Modi. It is known that in a recent Janasena Party Avirbhava Sabha in Bandar, Pawan made some controversial comments, saying that he had not been given a roadmap by BJP leaders.
Interestingly, Pawan, who had called on graduates to vote against YSRCP in the MLC elections, did not ask them to vote for the BJP's candidates, despite the two parties being allies. As a result, the BJP suffered a significant defeat in the MLC elections, with sitting BJP MLC PVN Madhav losing badly in the Uttarandhra MLC elections.
In this context, Pawan Kalyan's visit to Delhi has gained significance. It is expected that the visit will clarify whether the two parties will fight the elections together or separately. Even though Janasena and BJP have decided to fight together, they have not cooperated on any issue so far. Therefore, it is expected that the latest meeting will clarify whether there will be an alliance between the two parties.
