Janasena Party, led by Pawan Kalyan, has a substantial following, but when it comes to winning elections, it hasn't made a significant impact. In the past, there were high hopes that Janasena would transform the political landscape, but those expectations have not materialized. Even traditional vote banks have not strongly supported the party.
In the 2014 elections, Janasena was believed to have played a role in bringing the TDP to power. However, in the 2019 elections, Pawan Kalyan ran without forming alliances, which negatively affected his party's performance. Many people now doubt whether Janasena will even exist in the next elections.
One of the major drawbacks for Pawan Kalyan is his limited knowledge of political subjects there is one remark that without preparation he can't face the press. He often alternates between movies and politics, and when he does address political issues, it's through press releases or occasional public meetings, leaving long gaps in his engagement with the public.
Apart from Pawan Kalyan and Nadendla Manohar, a former speaker, there are no prominent figures in the Janasena party. Even if there are others, they lack recognition. In public meetings, only Pawan Kalyan takes the center stage, giving the impression that there's no one else in the party.
Currently, if Pawan Kalyan were to announce just 20 candidates, it would be a challenging task. Moreover, his frequent changes in political alliances have created a negative image of him as a 'jumping politician.' Despite some notable personalities leaving the party, no efforts have been made to retain them.
In conclusion, according to an Eight News survey, it is unlikely that Janasena Party will bring about any significant changes in the political landscape due to these factors.
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