Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan has made a thoughtful and impactful statement about the future of governance in the state. Addressing concerns surrounding the coalition, Pawan Kalyan made it clear that the people are his top priority, even more than the alliance or political affiliations.
“I do not care about party labels or political equations. My focus is only on the people and their well-being,” he said, reinforcing that public welfare takes precedence over political strategies.
Pawan acknowledged that while he has the courage to fight, he lacks the kind of deep administrative experience needed to handle complex state affairs. That is why he firmly believes the current coalition government, led by TDP, Jana Sena and BJP, must stay in power for a full fifteen years to bring long-lasting change.
“You cannot rebuild a state in just five years. Only consistent and experienced governance over a long period can truly turn things around. That is why I want this alliance to stay for fifteen years,” he stated.
He also expressed strong admiration for Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu, calling him the only person capable of fixing Andhra Pradesh’s financial problems.
“Without Chandrababu, there is no one else who understands the depth of the financial crisis or has the ability to fix it. His knowledge and administrative experience are unmatched,” Pawan said.
When asked about minor issues within the coalition, Pawan gave a striking yet simple analogy.
“All fingers are not the same, but only when they come together can they form a strong fist. There may be small differences, but let us sit down, talk, and resolve them,” he said, urging unity and maturity among alliance partners.
Pawan Kalyan’s words reflect a statesmanlike approach. He is not chasing positions or credit. Instead, he is focused on building a stable future for the people of Andhra Pradesh. By supporting Chandrababu’s leadership and calling for long term unity, he is showing both humility and vision as a leader who puts people first.
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