“Launching a veiled attack on ruling TDP in Andhra Pradesh, Janasena president and powar star Pawan Kalian said it was unfortunate that TDP leaders are describing him as” hurdle in development”. “Rather than shouting here, if you have guts, go to Pawan Kalyan’s house or office and ask why he didn’t come”. “I am a here as a farmer as I always wanted to be a farmer”.

Farmers from the riverbank villages have been roaming around the nation over the past few months, hoping to secure support from major political parties. “I am not making any provocative speeches and TDP should understand me”, he said, adding that if Murli Mohan was upset, when his land was taken, you can understand the feeling and owes of farmers whose fertile lands are being taken away forcibly. According to analysts, the Jana Sena founder adopted a clever strategy by announcing that he would not create trouble for the government at this juncture. “I am ready to fight against anything, which I perceive to be an injustice”. “I will not keep quiet if somebody doubt my integration and commitment”, Pawan said and condemned the comment of TDP leader Ravula.

“Ours is a friendly party. I’ll talk with government”. “I believed then and still believe that Chandrababu Naidu was more experienced than YS Jaganmohan Reddy [leader of opposition]”, he said, explaining why he supported Naidu.

Nagababu who is the brother of Chiranjeevi and Pawan Kalyan, now acting in the television serials and also judge of the Jabardasth, shown his irritation over Pawan Kalyan fans for not visiting the 60th Birthday Celebrations of Chiranjeevi. Couple of farmers confirmed that they haven’t even agreed to give their lands, but government is publicising that they have already given their lands.

“If TDP loses the next elections, these ministers will not be there”.

Some farmers have confronted Pawan and asked him to pressurise Telugudesam to stop land pooling. “Now he should come and led his ears to these farmers”, he said.

Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has been repeatedly stating that people were voluntarily giving up 33,000 acres of land for the capital under the land pooling system.

Earlier, the farmers told him that the land acquisition was illegal.