Tuesday 12 April 2016

Power Star Pawan Kalyan's announcement of contesting the 2019's general elections, heated up the political discussions throughout the Andhra Pradesh. The news has become nauseating to political parties and blood-curdling to some caste and political biased media. At this framework, how well Janasena performs at the elections? Following analysis may give us a little clarity. 

* For time being Janasena should be compared to the Prajarajyam Party launched by Megastar Chiranjeevi in 2008. Both  the parties were launched by two number one stars at different times.

* PRP contested for all seats in united Andhra Pradesh. The party showed dismal performance in Telangana just winning 2 seats out of 18 seats. Likewise, PRP got more vote share in Rayalaseema and Andhra regions than Telangana.

* As the state has been divided, Janasena is expected show rocking performance in coastal districts, North Andhra and a few areas of Rayalaseema districts. 

* TDP formed grand alliance with the TRS, CPI and CPM in 2009. Likewise, the same party further formed another big alliance with Janasena and BJP in 2014 and won the election battle. The party is likely to be isolated in 2019 elections, which might turn as a boon for opposition parties like Janasena. 

* Pro TDP media slang mud on Chiranjeevi in 2009's general polls and got fruitful results. They created Goebbels Propaganda against PRP and Chiranjeevi and successfully made the people trusting their words. However, their strategy may not work for Pawan Kalyan, as most of the criticisms on Pawan Kalyan added enough craze to the star.

* Caste and most other factors may also favour Janasena in 2019. 

* All in all, Jansena has bright chances to score big in general polls, 2019. The only thing left on part of Pawan Kalyan is to keep all mega fans united. And which means all mega fans should work for a single political party. But how can it be possible? Something unusual should be happened. Let's wait for a couple of more months how well the things to be shaped up in politics.

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