Professor Nageshwar Welcomes JanaSena’s TRENDSETTING Constituency-wise Manifesto

JanaSena party chief Pawan Kalyan on Saturday (30^th of March) released a 64-point manifesto separately for the Gajuwaka constituency.

Popular Political Analyst and Professor K. Nageshwar on Sunday (31^st of March) welcomed the idea of JanaSena Party chief Pawan Kalyan’s constituency-wise manifesto.

Professor Nageshwar in a Video posted on his YouTube channel ‘Prof K Nageshwar’ said on being asked whether JanaSena President Pawan Kalyan’s constituency-wise manifesto approach is a good trend or not in today’s politics , “I am welcoming  it. We so far witnessed the national parties releasing nation-wide manifestos, and regional parties releasing state-wide manifestos. The Political Parties should actually focus on releasing village-level manifesto.”

Prof Nageshwar also said, “constituency-wise manifesto s will help solve the real issues faced by the people in respective constituencies and political parties should focus on addressing the constituency-wise issues.”

JanaSena Chief Pawan Kalyan on Saturday (30^th of March) released a 64-point manifesto separately for the Gajuwaka constituency.

Along with Visakhapatnam Lok Sabha candidate V.V. Lakshminarayana, Mr. Kalyan conducted a road show at Gajuwaka in the evening.

Mr. Kalyan said he would take up the responsibility of providing compensation as per Land Acquisition Act 2013, to the Farmers who were displaced at the time of setting up the steel plant.

He also said, the JanaSena would set up ‘Bidda Samrakshana Kendram’ to benefit working women.

General Elections to the 175 Assembly and 25 Lok Sabha constituencies in Andhra Pradesh are scheduled for April 11.

Janasena as part of an alliance deal with the Communist Party of India (CPI), the Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M) and the Bhahujan Samaj Party (BSP), it allocated 2, 2 and 3 Lok Sabha seats respectively.

It also decided to give 7 Assembly seats to CPI, 7 assembly seats to CPM, and 21 assembly constituencies to BSP.

Pawan Kalyan further offered majority of seats to Young leaders, women and backward communities.