Pawan Kalyan to tour State

To cover three districts starting from Kondagattu today

January 21, 2018 11:34 pm | Updated January 22, 2018 06:17 pm IST - HYDERABAD

 A priest blesses Pawan Kalyan (C) and his wife Anna Lezhneva (L) at Saint Mary’s Basilica at Secunderabad on Sunday.

A priest blesses Pawan Kalyan (C) and his wife Anna Lezhneva (L) at Saint Mary’s Basilica at Secunderabad on Sunday.

Filmstar turned politician and Jana Sena founder Pawan Kalyan has decided to tour Telangana districts to gain first hand understanding of the problems faced by the people.

The Jana Sena chief will offer prayers at the famous Hanuman temple at Kondagattu in Jagtial district before beginning his tour, which is aimed at reaching out to people. Initially he would visit three districts in Telangana.

He said he would announce the details of his tour at Kondagattu on Monday afternoon.

According to party sources, the Jana Sena president is expected to visit Karimnagar on Monday evening and hold meeting of the party activists from Adilabad, Nizamabad and Karimnagar there. The Jana Sena chief is likely to leave for Kothagudem on Tuesday. He would hold a meeting of party activists from Warangal, Khammam and Nalgonda districts at Khammam the same day evening.

Earlier in the day, Mr. Pawan Kalyan participated in prayers at St. Mary’s Basilica at Secunderabad along with his wife Anna Lezhneva. Poland’s Ambassador Adam Burakowski called on Mr. Pawan Kalyan at the Jana Sena office here along with some students from Poland.

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