Jana Sena president Pawan Kalyan has finally begun ‘Questioning’ and sent the message, because he wouldn’t spare anyone be it BJP or TDP if either they fail to fulfill the promises or ruin the lives of common man with anti-farmers policies. Pawan said “Don’t grab land… Don’t snatch fertile green fields from small farmers. Stop the land acquisition process immediately… We don’t need a capital city that is built on the tears of farmers.” Pawan strongly opposing forcible land acquisition for the Andhra Pradesh capital and to TDP government to withdraw the notification.

Pawan, As he had campaigned for the Telugu Desam Party-Bharatiya Janata Party (TDP-BJP) alliance in last year’s election, he received applications from farmers and heard them, assured people that he would stand by them, he advised the government not to build a capital as Amaravathi after causing misery to farmers.

Collect land from willing farmers, Pawan Kalyan tells Govt:

Pawan was addressing a public meeting in Penumaka village in Guntur district after visiting a few villages where the government is trying to acquire fertile lands for building the state capital Amaravathi. Pawan interacted with farmers of Undavalli, Penumaka, Bethapudi and other villages of capital region, he said that about ten families were dependent on each acre of land. “Being an ally of TD and BJP doesn’t mean I am a slave. I opposed my elder brother, who is like a father to me, over state bifurcation. I will not remain silent if atrocities are committed,” Mr Kalyan said.

Pawan Kalyan warns Minister Ravela Kishore Babu

Referring to minister R. Kishore Babu’s statement “I supported TDP and BJP in special circumstances as the united AP was divided without a capital city for residual Andhra Pradesh. I joined hands with them hurting the emotions of my brother Chiranjeevi. A friendly party doesn’t mean it should languish in slavery. If TDP doubts my sincerity in my fight for farmers, I will unveil my full power,” Pawan Kalyan warned the TDP leadership, particularly Minister Ravela Kishore Babu. He threatened to show his full power if TDP ministers continue to doubt his sincerity in his fight against land acquisition in the capital region villages.

“If a rich person like Murali mohan himself feels so painful over losing land, why don’t these leaders understand the quantum of pain being felt by small and marginal farmers?” he asked, pledging that he would not allow forcible acquisition of land from any farmer in the area. “Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu is an experienced leader and had the experience of building the Hi-Tech city. He can find a solution to this without forcibly taking the lands from farmers,” Pawan Kalyan remarked, indicating he would not compromise on his stand.a