“It is due to the inefficiency and inactiveness of the youth to question that led to the bifurcation of the State,” reasoned Jana Sena supremo Pawan Kalyan interacting with the engineering students at Raajam. On Tuesday morning Pawan Kalyan was in Raajam of Srikakulam district to visit GVR Varalakshmi Care Hospital.
After interacting with the patients in the hospital and inquiring about sophisticated medical technology, Pawan Kalyan interacted with GVR IT students. Talking on the occasion Pawan opined that the mistakes committed by one generation had caused the bifurcation of the state because the youth had lost the power to question.
Yes, one agrees that some mistakes led to the bifurcation of the state. A mass revolution always has its reasons and agendas behind it. But what are those mistakes and who had committed them? Is he pointing fingers at the Andhra leaders who are alleged by the Telangana leaders during the T Agitations? Or is he pointing at the separatists’ forces that have created rift between people speaking common language?
This year right from the beginning, Pawan Kalyan started socialising more; first by entering social networking platform twitter and then by appearing in various channels giving interviews and promoting his film. Obviously Raajam’s visit isn’t for his films and political observers foresee Pawan’s active participation in politics hereafter.
