History
He met election commission on March 10, 2014 and submitted an application for registering the party name as the registration process takes more than 4 months. Which is right he has chose.
Ideology
The party's founder Pawan Kalyan is disgruntled with the current crop
of politicians and high corruption in high places, and wants to give a
clean and selfless governance with great emphasis on citizen
participation and nation building.
Vision
Socio-political Mr. Kalyan and Jana Sena is committed to society and
through society, committed to creating a balanced socio-political
reality.
Justice and Balance Where there is no justice, there is no
civilisation. Injustice is a reality of life, but we must fight it and
ensure that our society does not become a symbol of injustice. Just
because there always an element of injustice in life, does not mean we
all together give up the ideal of justice and allow it to rule us. Jana
Sena’s vision is for creating a just society. And a balanced society.
Balance is essential to progress and for peace.
Launch
"Jana Sena Party" Launch - founder Pawan Kalyan
Pawan Kalyan has formally launched the party at HICC (Hyderabad International Conevention Centre) Madhapur on 14 March 2014.[3]
It is likely to announce his political plans through live Telecast and
webcast. Over 6,000 fans were to be allowed inside the venue. Pawan
Kalyan reportedly to speak for 45 minutes and the speech is said to be
prepared by his director friend Trivikram. He is not going to announce any names of the candidates on that day. The party is likely to contest elections in residual Andhra Pradesh and Telangana regions.Telugu actor Pawan Kalyan launches new party highlights from his speech.
Support
He lacks support from his elder brother, actor-turned politician, Chiranjeevi and others. He was supported by ace director, Ram Gopal Varma, who tweeted in favour of the party. Kalyan had a maximum support from young and energetic youth all over andhrapradesh.
Aims and objectives
Create greater political representation that is just and balanced,
especially with youth of our nation Create a disciplined force of people
that can harness the great potential of every member of our society
Unite all people with lasting ideals of our nation rather than political
expediency
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Jana Sena’s Values and Ideals
We must endeavour to treat our fellow humans the same we as we treat
ourselves Law must not discriminate between powerful and powerless
people Equality of conditions must prevail for all people The best among
the society must occupy the top-most place based on what they do and
not who they are Our life must have balance based in nature We must be
connected with our divinity
Party Emblem and Flag
The Party Emblem is a combination forces that define our nation’s life and struggle.
The white background The white background on which it stands
signifies the peace and stability of several thousands of years of
Indian civilisation and culture.
The colour Red The Emblem itself is in the colour red, which
signifies revolution. A deep and true change from within, yet the story
of that change is told on the stable background of our ancient nation.
The six-pointed Star The star in the Emblem is a six pointed
star that signifies the 6 ideals of our party. The six ideals are mixed
with our blood as we are sons and daughters of those ideals handed down
to us from several generations. The white in the star signifies
self-luminosity which shines on its own because ideals are lights unto
our path.
The dot in the centre The dot in the centre represents the
soul of every being. The soul is our true reality, our ultimate truth.
The soul at the centre is also at the heart of everything we do as
individuals and as a nation.
The black lining The black lining on the emblem symbolises the
balance between revolutionary zeal and its opposing forces to avoid
one-sidedness and discordance. It represents the harmony of the
opposites.
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