Responding to the support extended by veteran Kapu leader Mudragada Padmanabham’s daughter Kranti, Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan has clarified that he does not want to create a quarrel within Mudragada’s family and he asserts that he will reunite Mudragada and his daughter Kranti.
It may be clear while Mudragada joined YCP and bitterly criticising Pawan Kalyan by declaring he would see his defeat in the polls, his daughter find fault with his father for taking oath to change his name as `Padmanabha Reddy’ if Pawan Kalyan wins from Pithapuram.
Speaking during the election campaign in Tuni of Kakinada district, Pawan Kalyan said that he did not know that Mudragada had a daughter. Meanwhile, Mudragada’s daughter Kranti and son-in-law met Pawan during Tuni meeting and expressed interest to join Jana Sena Party.
However, Pawan Kalyan politely refused their request and said that he had no personal enmity with Mudragada Padmanabha and could not create a rift in his family by admitting his daughter into the party. Pawan made it clear that Kranti can join the party only after getting her father’s permission. Pawan assured that he will always support Kranti as a brother and said that he will field her from Jana Sena in the next election.
Pawan Kalyan said that an anarchic government is running in the state and it is a terrorist government. He said that if no one had seen the digging of the helipad in Ponnur of Guntur district, then no one could have imagined how much of an accident it would have been.
He urged people to send the YCP government home, which committed numerous evil deeds. Addressing largely attended public meetings in Tunil of Ponnur, he strongly deplored the act of digging the helipad ground that he was about to land in Ponnur.
He lamented it as an act of terrorism and warned that they will reile cases of terrorism against those responsible for it. He expressed confidence that there would be a change of government in the state. He said that’s why panic reactions are seen in Chief Minister YS Jaganmohan Reddy and the ruling party people are resorting to attacks on opposition activists realising their defeat.
These attacks are a sign that the coalition government is coming, he said and alleged that the entire YCP regime went through three settlements and six encroachments.