Pawan Kalyan, the chief of the Jana Sena Party, yesterday held a rally in Machilipatnam that was met with great success. His arrival on the 'Varahi' vehicle was greeted with a grand welcome along the Vijayawada-Machilipatnam highway. The party's formation day was also a resounding success, further bolstering Kalyan's popularity.

Kalyan's rally in Machilipatnam was particularly well-received by women, who greeted him with Harathis upon his arrival. The welcome was further amplified by the display of huge 'Gajamalas'. The procession featured thousands of bikes and hundreds of cars, with Kalyan's journey on the 'Varahi' spanning a distance of 38 km.

During his speech, the Jana Sena Party chief focused on realpolitik, raising relevant issues and emphasizing the need to revitalize Andhra Pradesh. "Development has been hindered by extreme caste consciousness, and it's time to put an end to it," Kalyan remarked, urging his listeners to move beyond divisive identity politics and work towards a more unified and prosperous future.

In his speech, Pawan Kalyan was highly critical of the ruling party, citing its lack of governance and apathy towards the needs of the people. He also addressed the possibility of forming electoral alliances. The speech was characterized by Kalyan's characteristic power and earnestness, resonating strongly with his supporters.