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Pawan Kalyan spoke out against CM Jagan Mohan Reddy, addressing comments about his three marriages. Pawan humorously suggested that if Jagan is so intrigued by his marriages, then maybe Jagan is his fourth wife. This comment gained attention on social media.

At a big political gathering, Pawan Kalyan and Balakrishna, stood together on stage, showing unity. Pawan even stood beside Balakrishna during his speech, making the crowd cheer. This unexpected moment became the highlight, creating a positive buzz and strengthening the alliance's message of togetherness.

Pawan Kalyan expressed concern about spending money on events like 'Adudaam Andhra' when the State Cricket Association mistreats the Andhra Cricket Team Captain. He praised Hanuma Vihari for being a champion player and conveyed support, hoping for a future where players are treated with respect and dignity by the State Board.

Andhra Pradesh is getting ready for elections in less than two months, just 50 days away. Recently, the government provided two helicopters for Chief Minister Jagan, claiming there's a threat from anti-social groups.

Pawan Kalyan, the leader of Janasena, spoke at a party meeting recently, but it didn't go well. He made some unnecessary comments, like suggesting candidates spend money to buy votes, which should have been discussed privately.

Kamal Haasan recently talked about people who don't vote, saying they're not full-time citizens. He joked about spending limits in elections, mentioning his own loss. Meanwhile, actor Vijay is stepping into politics, aiming for a corruption-free system. Kamal supported Vijay's decision to quit films for politics, saying they discussed it before.

Nadendla urged YCP leaders and supporters to think carefully before blaming Pawan Kalyan and JSP leaders for discussing an important topic. It's crucial for opposition parties to address the issue of data misuse, as this could influence election trends. A supporter of JSP emphasized the importance of making the public aware of this concern.

Y S Sharmila's son, Y S Raja Reddy, all set to get married in a grand ceremony in Rajasthan. The family wore traditional white and yellow outfits. Surprisingly, Sharmila's brother, Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy, and his wife couldn't attend.

The Andhra Pradesh government wanted to have three capitals, but it didn't work out well in the last five years. Now, the TDP chief, Chandrababu Naidu, says that the YCP government has dropped the three capitals idea and is thinking about a fourth one.

Andhra Pradesh's Chief Minister, Jagan Mohan Reddy, is in trouble as the High Court sent him notices about using government money for his party's benefit