Do Pawan has that right to question the other two prominent parties?

Janasena party supremo Pawan Kalyan garnered huge attention in this three capital issue after he made some influential comments that the YSRCP and TDP MLAs of Krishna and Guntur MLAs need to resign to their posts as they failed to bring justice to the people of their region. Pawan asserted that they need to take the blame for the approval of the Capital decentralization bill and Janasena supporters hailed Pawan's sensible words who is out to discuss a particular issue after a very long time.


Now, the actual question is, do Pawan has that right to question the other two prominent parties in the state? It is all about Pawan Kalyan's broken promise with the Amaravati farmers. In the past, when Pawan joined an ongoing protest of Amaravati farmers, he said that he is there to support them and asserted that Janasena joined hands with BJP so that they could help the Amaravati farmers who were being betrayed by the government.



However, Pawan failed disastrously to bring pressure on YSRCP using the power of BJP at the centre and now he is demanding the resignations of YSRCP and TDP leaders. Many people are questioning why can't he show the same intent towards BJP if his primary agenda to form an alliance with them is to bring justice to the farmers?

Though Janasena has no power and it is a different promise when compared to the injustice done by the other parties, what about the plight of the farmers who did believe in him? Pawan needs to think about this at the earliest.