The Jana Sena Party has announced that its president and Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Pawan Kalyan, will take part in election campaign activities in Telangana ahead of the upcoming municipal elections.
According to an official press release issued on February 4, 2026, Pawan Kalyan will campaign in support of candidates contesting on behalf of the Jana Sena Party–Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) alliance.
Campaign Dates Announced
The press release stated that the Telangana municipal elections are scheduled to be held on February 11. As part of the campaign, Pawan Kalyan has decided to participate in public outreach programs on February 7 and February 8.
These campaign activities are aimed at mobilising support for alliance candidates contesting in various municipalities across the state.
Areas and Route Map
Jana Sena leadership indicated that Pawan Kalyan will visit multiple regions in Telangana as part of the election campaign. However, the exact locations and timings have not yet been disclosed.
The party clarified that a detailed route map and campaign schedule will be announced separately in the coming days.
Political Context
The announcement comes as political parties intensify preparations ahead of the Telangana municipal elections. The Jana Sena–BJP alliance is seeking to expand its organisational presence in urban local bodies.
Party leaders believe that campaign participation by senior leadership will help strengthen coordination and voter outreach at the municipal level.
Official Statement
The press release was issued by the Jana Sena Party central office and signed by party representatives, confirming that the campaign programme is part of the party’s official election strategy.
No additional policy announcements or public meetings have been detailed at this stage.
Further Updates Awaited
Party sources stated that further information regarding campaign venues, public meetings, and logistics will be communicated through official channels.
The campaign programme is expected to conclude before the commencement of election silence period.
