"Sometimes, I feel bad for Pawan Kalyan. He tells his fans that they were not even able to make him win as an MLA in 2019 and they want him to be CM. How do they respond? With whistles and claps," wrote S Sudhir Kumar, a columnist. This was in reference to a recent meeting held by the chief of Jana Sena Party.
Pawan often says that he is powerless, which is why he has been unable to ask questions of the government. Instead of maintaining silence, his cadres actually whistled and clapped recently when he confessed to his helplessness. This sort of reaction is funny to the core. It is as though the cadres were telling their beloved leader, "Yes, we made you powerless. And we know it. We will observe your defeat by clapping."
The Jana Sena founder tries hard to motivate his disillusioned followers by painting himself as a victim. These followers know the psychology of their beloved leader and try to make him happy by clapping everytime he says he is helpless.
During a recent gathering, Pawan emphasized the importance of providing meals to the cadres as part of organizational development. This concept is fundamental knowledge; even children who have attended political party events in villages are familiar with this practice. Following such meetings, it's customary to offer meals to the cadres. Yet, when Pawan reiterated this basic notion, his supporters cheered as if he had made an extraordinary, groundbreaking observation.
