The latest update from the Jana Sena camp is that party chief Pawan Kalyan has held one-to-one meetings with nine Jana Sena MLAs.
Sources say Pawan Kalyan spent around 30 minutes with each MLA. These meetings were reportedly focused on reviewing their performance in their respective constituencies.
As Pawan Kalyan continues to evolve as a seasoned politician, he has decided to assess his MLAs through detailed reports. The one-on-one discussions are said to be based on these performance evaluations.
It is learnt that the Jana Sena chief was not fully satisfied with the functioning of some MLAs. He reportedly offered mild admonishments and asked them to improve their work.
Pawan Kalyan has often stated that he is inspired by the working style of CM Chandrababu. Following a similar approach, he is now said to be giving report cards to his party legislators.
This method of functioning is receiving positive feedback within political circles. Party insiders believe it reflects seriousness and accountability.
The Jana Sena chief wants his MLAs to perform efficiently at the ground level. His aim is to strengthen the party's connection with the people through welfare and development.
Pawan Kalyan is known for quickly addressing issues and finding solutions. He now expects his MLAs to adopt the same approach as the first point of contact in their constituencies.