Regardless of what the outcome of the elections would be, Praja Rajyam Party (PRP) president Chiranjeevi has decided to sit in the office to ensure that the party does not go off the track.
He is contemplating to announce programmes for the party leaders and workers to ensure that the flock is together.
According to party sources, the long gap between the polls and the declaration of results has forced him to adopt this strategy.
The leaders said if Chiranjeevi stayed away from the party office, no leader would take interest in the party affairs. Chiranjeevi may announce the party programme for the next two weeks after the completion of constituency-wise performance analysis. He directed several leaders, including his brother-in-law and party general secretary Allu Aravind, not to leave the headquarters for a while and asked him to participate in the analysis process.
Following Chiranjeevi’s directions, Allu Aravind has taken up party activity even though he wanted to undergo treatment for back pain. Chiranjeevi also instructed some other State-level leaders to stay put in the party office and pay attention to people’s affairs. Apparently, Chiranjeevi wants to put the PRP in the limelight till the results are announced though the activity may change after the results are declared.
Restructuring of the party may begin after the fourth of this month as Chiranjeevi himself stated that there was a need to reorganise the PRP.
He already announced the formation of separate wings for farmers and labourers. The committees and their presidents for these wings may be named the next week.
So far, the party has been functioning with convenors at the district, constituency and mandal levels and there is a need to announce full-fledged committees for them. Chiranjeevi may use the feedback coming from the candidates and other leaders to decide the right leaders for the district, constituency and mandal levels.

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Chiru met the PRP leaders of Ranga Reddy district today in Hyd PRP office. As for the internal sources, Chiru expressed his regrets for joining the hands with Kasani Gnaneswar of Mana Party.

It is also heard PRP has come to a conclusion that Mana Party had an inside understanding with Congress Party. Kasani contested from Chevella. PRP allotted to Mana Party of Kasani.

PRP leaders of Chevella complained Chiru that Kasani was not seen anywhere in the constituency during the election.

Reacting to the complaint, Chiru opinioned that they have deceived by Mana Party. Finally Chiru convinced his party cadre – it happened due to lack of experience.

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The Praja Rajyam president Chiranjeevi said on Sunday that he never backed the Nationalist Congress Party president, Mr Sharad Pawar, for the Prime Minister’s post.
He clarified that a section of media misquoted him about Mr Pawar’s candidacy. “When scribes sought my opinion on the candidature of Mr Pawar, I only said that he was also a competent person for the post like other leaders. However, my statement was misreported as if I endorsed Mr Pawar’s candidature,” Chiranjeevi said.
He further clarified that his party has not identified any candidate for the Prime Minister’s post.
“Partners in the Fourth Front would decide on the issue at the national level after the election results are out,” he added.
The PR chief said this during an informal chat with the scribes at his party office. Chiranjeevi also expressed confidence that his party would form the government on its own in the state by securing not less than 160 seats. “After holding review meetings with Assembly and LS contestants in the party, my confidence has risen. The increase in poll percentage and participation of women and youth is an indication of our victory,” he added. “Soon after becoming the Chief Minister the first file I will sign is the one supplying provisions to poor families at Rs 100 every month,” the PR chief said.
Meanwhile, even as Chiranjeevi was ruling out the possibility of a hung house in the state, his senior colleagues, Mr K. Vidyadhara Rao and Mr T. Sitaram predicted a hung Assembly.
“No party will get absolute majority. Whichever party emerges as the single largest one, will need PR’s support. Hence, the PR will play a key role in forming the government,” Mr Rao and Mr Sitaram said.

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