Pawan Kalyan plans Pithapuram move and camp office by year-end

Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan plans to move to Pithapuram by the end of the year and establish a camp office there. He acknowledged being absent from the constituency and said local elected representatives had become less proactive, while stressing the need to preserve the NDA alliance.
Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan plans to shift to Pithapuram by the end of the year and establish a camp office there, according to material supplied from The Hindu. Kalyan acknowledged that he had been absent from the constituency. He also said elected representatives were less proactive than before, although the supplied material does not identify the representatives concerned or describe specific shortcomings.
The proposed move and camp office are intended to strengthen the Jana Sena, the party led by Kalyan. The available information does not specify where the office will be located, when it will begin operating or what activities it will conduct. Kalyan also said the National Democratic Alliance should remain strong.
At the same time, he stressed that the respect due to his party should not be compromised within the alliance. The supplied material does not include responses from other NDA partners or further details about how the proposed arrangement would affect work in Pithapuram. It records Kalyan’s plans and comments on his constituency presence and alliance relations.
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