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Breaking: BJP and Jana Sena to hold a crucial meeting in Vijayawada on January 16
After Pawan Kalyan met the injured activists in the Kakinada on Tuesday, the Jana Sena Party made a key statement.
After Pawan Kalyan met the injured activists in the Kakinada on Tuesday, the Jana Sena Party made a key statement. The political affairs chairman Nadendla Manohar said that an important meeting will be held between BJP and Jana Sena on January 16 at Vijayawada. "The meeting will be held at the Gateway Hotel at 11 am, after which both parties will hold a joint press conference, " Nadendla asserted. With the two parties meeting amid capital agitation, it has become an interesting topic in the state.
Pawan Kalyan, who has already toured Delhi, met with BJP working president JP Nadda on Monday. Jana Sena leader Nadendla Manohar was also present at the meeting. Pawan later met BJP AP Incharge V. Muralidharan, Co Incharge Sunil Deodar and MP Tejaswi Surya.
In the face of these developments, information has been received by trusted sources that both parties have decided to work together. It seems that the Jana Sena-BJP has decided to hold political programs jointly. An official announcement on January 16 is awaited.
Pawan Kalyan also explained the details of his visit to Delhi to the media. He said that he had discussed the current political situation in the state and asked the centre to focus on Amaravati issue.
