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Pawan Kalyan: Many are showing interest to work with JFC
The Joint Fact-Finding Committee appointed by Jana Sena President Pawan Kalyan on Friday sat for its first meeting at Hotel Daspalla in Hyderabad.
The Joint Fact-Finding Committee appointed by Jana Sena President Pawan Kalyan on Friday sat for its first meeting at Hotel Daspalla in Hyderabad.
The meeting witnessed leaders of all parties along with some academicians, experts, and others participating in it.
Interestingly no representation from TDP and YSR Congress were seen at the meeting.
Clarifying the same, Pawan Kalyan said both the party leaders were invited to the meet but they didn’t attend.
Stating that he would form JFC subcommittees after the meeting, the Jana Sena Chief said that many people are showing interest to work with JFC.
He also mentioned meeting other bigwigs before announcing the JFC's action plan and plans to meet with former Congress MP Undavalli Arun Kumar and Lok Satha founder president Jayaprakash Narayan to discuss regarding the same.
According to the reports, the two-day meeting will also discuss plans on staging protest at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi demanding the allocation of funds to Andhra Pradesh.
