Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan is frequently taking to the roads these days, preparing the rank and file of the party for the upcoming general election in 2024.
He is on the move with his Varahi vehicle, addressing street corner meetings.
However, what is lacking is the subject or manifesto of his party. He is not informing the people about his plans if he were to be voted into power.
He is not sharing his party’s agenda for the public and the state in particular.
He is not making any promises to the people that he would implement once his government is formed.
He is not discussing his priorities for the state over the next five years.
Perhaps this is because he is not ready to contest all 175 seats, and thus he is certain that he will not be forming the government.
Even so, he should communicate to the people what he intends to do if elected to power.
His focus remains solely on a single agenda: defeating Jagan Mohan Reddy in the next election.
All his speeches and statements are directed exclusively at Jagan Mohan Reddy and nothing else.
He exhibits aggressiveness towards Jagan Mohan Reddy, making strongly critical comments against him.
He challenges Jagan. He taunts Jagan. He provokes Jagan. He expresses disdain for Jagan. He vehemently disagrees with Jagan. He uses harsh language against Jagan.
The question arises: Does this confrontational approach win him votes?