Pawan Kalyan tells JSP MPs to raise Andhra Pradesh issues in Parliament
Jana Sena Party leader K. Pawan Kalyan has instructed his party's MPs to prioritize Andhra Pradesh's interests during the upcoming Monsoon Session of Parliament. He emphasized a 'Nation First' approach while urging them to secure pending funds and project approvals for the state.
Why it matters
This directive highlights the strategic positioning of regional parties in national politics and their role in advocating for state-specific developmental needs.
Jana Sena Party (JSP) president and Deputy Chief Minister K. Pawan Kalyan on Saturday directed the party’s Members of Parliament to raise issues concerning Andhra Pradesh during the Monsoon Session of Parliament while keeping the national perspective in mind.
Addressing a meeting of the Jana Sena Parliamentary Party at his residence in Hyderabad, Mr. Kalyan said the principle of “Nation First” should be reflected in parliamentary debates and that every opportunity should be utilised to safeguard the State’s interests.
He explained the party’s stand on key Bills proposed to be introduced during the session and outlined the strategy to be adopted on various issues.
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