Janasena Party (JSP) chief Pawan Kalyan appointed parliamentary constituency-level coordination committees for the upcoming Andhra Pradesh local body elections. Each parliamentary constituency will feature one coordinator and three committee members supported by assembly-level representatives. The appointed leaders will manage election strategy and alliance coordination with NDA partners. An orientation program for the committee members is scheduled at the party’s Mangalagiri headquarters on September 9.

The JSP leadership announced parliamentary constituency-level coordination committees to prepare its organizational network for the upcoming local body elections across Andhra Pradesh. Party President and Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan constituted these bodies to mobilize local cadres, party leaders, and the ‘Veera Mahila’ wing, as covered by news outlets. The central office released structural details outlining the operational framework for each parliamentary region, where the committees are tasked with assessing constituency-level dynamics and establishing field-level strategies for the election campaign.

How Pawan Kalyan formed the Committees:

Each parliamentary constituency committee consists of one primary coordinator and three committee members. To assist this core group, the party selected one representative from every assembly constituency falling under that parliamentary jurisdiction.

These coordination members are responsible for implementing party guidelines and electoral strategy across local bodies while managing inter-party coordination with National Democratic Alliance (NDA) partners. They will also evaluate local political and social conditions to determine party candidacies, train ground-level workers, and prepare constituency reports for the central leadership. All appointed committee coordinators and members will attend a mandatory orientation program on September 9 at 10:00 AM at the Jana Sena Party headquarters in Mangalagiri.