Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan is maturing into a seasoned political leader as the election date draws near in just two weeks.
He has meticulously outlined election strategies and issued crucial directives to party members, emphasizing the importance of avoiding any actions that could jeopardize the party's prospects during this critical period.
The core of these directives is a gag order: no party leaders should engage in private interviews. Pawan is particularly concerned that any inadvertent remarks could adversely affect the election outcome.
The instructions clearly mandate that no one should give interviews, with the party taking full responsibility for managing communications.
The party's publicity wing is closely monitoring the entire campaign process. A committee meets daily each morning to strategize and review the previous day's campaign activities.
There has been a noticeable change in Pawan’s demeanor, indicating a heightened level of dedication compared to his past behavior.
He is now deeply involved in the campaign, touring areas like Pithapuram and participating in rallies in constituencies where Jana Sena is contesting.
This level of engagement marks a significant shift from his previous campaigns, as Pawan is now continuously active in campaign efforts without any breaks, considering it a critical job for the next 10 days.
