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On one hand, he wants the strategic rise of Janasena, and on the other hand, he wants to counter the misinformation spread by YCP.

This is the reason why Pawan Kalyan had been repeatedly prompting and advocating his leaders to be very dismissive of YCP. He had been calling for proactive measures when it comes to countering the false narratives that are being set by YCP.

However, there are certain JSP leaders who appeared to be taking this freedom given by Kalyan in a very wrong manner. One such Janasena leader who fits into the category is Pantam Nanaji.

This Kakinada rural MLA had been very mouthful with regard to his approach. Earlier he had abused YS Jagan with objectionable words, which is against the anti-abuse stand followed by JSP.

Now he has taken another step forward and has spoken about the dynamic of the alliance. He has publicly said that Janasena has been established for the principle of making Pawan Kalyan as the CM of Andhra Pradesh and not just to fill in the duties for TDP.

He gave the application that Janasena is not here to support TDP all the time, but rise as an independent force. The intention might be individualistic, but this public statement against TDP is not required at this point in time.

Everyone knows that JSP is an independent force in Andhra and has a lot of potential. But this need not be publicly announced in such a demeaning way against TDP which is structurally and integrally superior and moreover, this coming from a sitting MLA could be deemed unnecessary.

While Kalyan had prompted these representatives to speak against YCP and their false narratives, certain JSP leaders appear to be taking this freedom wrongly, and speaking as they wish. More importantly, such comments about this ability of the alliance coming right before local elections is as detriment as it can get, remarked a stoic observer of AP politics.