Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan appears fully committed to corruption-free governance. You see him maintain a clean image and expect the same discipline from his MLAs.
To ensure this, he reportedly deployed private teams to track the conduct and work of Janasena MLAs.
Sources say Pawan Kalyan receives daily reports about MLAs involved in corruption and settlements using the party's name. He is said to reprimand such leaders immediately. This reflects a direct, hands-on approach that avoids sugar-coated updates.
He chose private teams because he believes internal party reports are influenced by personal ties and obligations. These teams collect continuous feedback from the public and party cadre. They also submit audio and video evidence linked to any wrongdoing.
Pawan Kalyan then confronts leaders with this evidence. Sources say all 20 MLAs and 2 MPs remain under constant watch. You can see the pressure on leaders to stay clean and uphold the party's public image.
Interestingly, Jagan Mohan Reddy earlier relied on private I-PAC teams for similar data while in power. But those teams colluded with local leaders, produced false reports, and contributed to YSR Congress's defeat in the 2024 election.
Pawan Kalyan now ensures his teams have zero links with local leaders. He rotates the teams often to prevent familiarity or influence. This method aims to protect credibility and maintain the party's clean-governance promise.