Archive · 29 Aug 2026
Jana Sena Targets Clean Sweep in Upcoming Local Body Elections
Jana Sena is getting ready for upcoming local elections.
The party wants to win every seat it contests.
It has created a 30-day plan for its workers.
Party teams will work in constituencies, mandals and villages.
Leaders will study local strengths and weaknesses before choosing candidates.
The party will start its youth wing in all Assembly constituencies on September 2.
This date is also Pawan Kalyan’s birthday.
Jana Sena also wants its alliance partners to work together and promote the coalition government’s achievements.
It says these efforts will help build the party for 2029.
Jana Sena is targeting a 100 per cent strike rate in the forthcoming local body elections.
The party has prepared a 30-day action plan covering constituency, mandal and village levels.
Its youth wing will be launched across all Assembly constituencies on September 2, Pawan Kalyan’s birthday.
Candidate selection will consider reservations, local political equations and party guidelines.
Nadendla Manohar urged alliance unity, positive social media campaigning and preparations for 2029.
- Who
- The Jana Sena Party, led by party president and Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan, with Civil Supplies Minister Nadendla Manohar overseeing preparations.
- What
- The party is preparing for forthcoming local body elections and targeting a 100 per cent strike rate.
- When
- The elections are described as forthcoming; the youth wing is scheduled to launch on September 2.
- Where
- Preparations are taking place at constituency, mandal and village levels, with the announcement made in Vijayawada.
- Why
- To strengthen Jana Sena’s organization, coordinate with alliance partners, select candidates and prepare for the party’s 2029 objectives.
- Election goal
- Jana Sena is targeting a “100 per cent strike rate” in the forthcoming local body elections.
- Action plan
- The party has prepared a 30-day plan for constituency, mandal and village-level preparations.
- Youth wing launch
- The youth wing is planned for September 2 in all Assembly constituencies.
- Candidate selection
- Selection will follow party guidelines and consider reservations and local political equations.
- Coordination
- State-, district- and constituency-level coordination committees will work with alliance partners.
- 2021 performance
- Jana Sena candidates won two ZPTC, 182 MPTC, 1,209 sarpanch and 4,456 ward member seats, according to Manohar.
- Recognition
- Nearly 1,000 candidates who contested the 2021 polls are to be honoured.