It appears that Prime Minister Modi views Jana Sena leader Pawan Kalyan as his representative in Andhra Pradesh.
Sources inform that the Prime Minister's Office maintains regular contact with Pawan Kalyan, and Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman frequently discusses various issues with him.
Pawan Kalyan often expresses his support for decisions made by the central government.
Hearsay is that the PMO advises him to promptly convey central government decisions to the public following cabinet meetings in Delhi, often suggesting he congratulate the government on significant policies or events.
The PMO also guides Pawan Kalyan on social media messaging, such as urging him to quickly condemn incidents like the recent terrorist attack in Kashmir.
Pawan Kalyan responded immediately, and he even extended birthday wishes to Amit Shah before many others.
Despite the fact that Satyakumar Yadav has taken on a ministerial role in Andhra Pradesh on behalf of the BJP within the NDA government, Modi still appears to see Pawan Kalyan as his key representative in the state.
Jana Sena leaders believe that a formal merger between Jana Sena and the BJP may happen at an opportune time.