‘Heroism’ deserts Pawan Kalyan off-screen? Janasenani falls ill after 2 days of campaign

Politics involves more than occasional shows, photo ops, and cursing the government and political opponents. People express their admiration only when a leader takes part in public life irrespective of weather conditions. Additionally, there is a stark contrast between life on the silver screen and life behind the scenes. Pawan Kalyan, the leader of Janasena, appears to grasp that politics isn’t about taking two steps forward and then resting for two hours. During the first day of his tour, he developed a fever while walking in the sun and promptly sought medical attention, leading to the postponement of his trip.

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Pawan Kalyan, the President of Janasena, embarked on the Varahi Vijaya Bheri Yatra to match the public support Jagan is garnering, reminiscent of the story of the tiger and the fox. However, doctors have now advised him to rest due to his high fever. Consequently, the Varahi Vijaya Bheri program slated for Tenali today has been postponed. As doctors recommend at least two to three days of rest, the tour will be rescheduled and recommenced shortly. Details regarding the rescheduled program will be announced in due course.

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Pawan Kalyan is only a hero in movies, not in real life, whereas Jagan is a hero in real life. This assertion stems from Jagan’s relentless Praja Sankalpa Yatra, during which he walked for 3,648 kilometres over 341 days without pause, a feat still fresh in our memories. Conversely, the recent ‘Memantha Siddham’ bus trip has only reached its seventh day. Jagan emerges as the genuine hero, engaged in direct interaction with the people, braving all weather conditions for their sake. On the other hand, Pawan’s inability to sustain even a two-day interaction with the people prompts ridicule, as people wonder when he will realize that politics isn’t just about making appearances and leaving after criticism.