Nadendla Manohar: Calls for Grassroots Push Before Local Elections as the Jana Sena Party Political Affairs Committee Chairman and Andhra Pradesh Minister for Food and Civil Supplies urged party leaders and workers to strengthen their presence at the local level. Speaking at a Vijayawada review meeting chaired by NTR district president Samineni Uday Bhanu, Manohar emphasized that dedicated workers will be recognized for their contributions. He said these meetings, directed by party president Pawan Kalyan, aim to hear directly from cadre and discuss public issues.
During the meeting, Nadendla Manohar called for grassroots push before local elections by distributing specially designed forms to collect feedback and organizational details. He recalled the 2021 local body elections, where Jana Sena workers and Veera Mahilas showed exceptional courage by contesting despite a difficult political environment. Manohar stated that while some tried to secure unanimous victories, Jana Sena workers defended democratic values. He highlighted the party’s performance in Vijayawada, where it contested 39 of 64 municipal divisions with the BJP, securing significant votes.
Manohar urged aspiring candidates to prepare with clear strategies and maintain close public contact. He stressed that leaders should understand local issues and find practical solutions, not just rely on publicity. He assured workers that Pawan Kalyan values every dedicated activist and will give due recognition. Appealing for unity, Nadendla Manohar called for grassroots push before local elections, emphasizing that the only group should be united under Pawan Kalyan’s leadership.
Speaking about Vijayawada, Manohar said the city has a promising future and remains politically significant. He recalled launching major programs there, including campaigns supporting Amaravati as the sole capital and the Janavani grievance initiative. Jana Sena plans to strengthen its organizational structure by appointing committees and expanding the party network to the booth level. Identifying committed leaders and increasing public outreach will be key priorities.
In conclusion, Manohar reiterated that Jana Sena’s growth comes from tireless efforts of Jana Sainiks and Veera Mahilas. He urged them to continue taking the party’s message to people and work collectively for future electoral success. His message was clear: unity and grassroots focus are essential for the party’s strength.