Pawan Kalyan Fans Shielding Modi More Than BJP

Article by Kumar Published on: 4:48 pm, 22 July 2026

Pawan Kalyan has found a stable and strong alliance in Andhra Pradesh in the form of the BJP. He quickly realised his mistake from the 2019 election and formed the alliance with BJP in 2020 itself. He then played an instrumental role in adding TDP as well to this alliance and the rest is history.

Subsequently, Kalyan has emerged as one of the dear members for Prime Minister Modi and his India government in the centre. The two of them have been exchanging a lot of mutual respect as well.

Now, Modi is facing a significant challenge on social media, and also at the ground level due to the ongoing cockroach party protest. The situation is so very severe that the police have opened charge at the Jantar Mantar to mitigate the students movement that is happening here.

As a result, there is a lot of public backlash against Modi and his government on social media and even BJP supporting group is finding it hard to counter the same.

This is when Pawan Kalyan’s fans on social media are coming to the rescue of the BJP. The Janasena supporting group on social media has United in this fight as they have clearly taken BJP and Modi side.

Since last couple of days, the vast majority of the Janasena supporting groups have been sharing ferocious posts on Modi saying that these cockroach protest will not affect his legacy. Kalyan’s fans have started to shield Modi, perhaps even more than the BJP supporters themselves.

The elevation posts and also the defending narrative that is being sent by Janasena IT wing in favour of Modi is very prevalent. They are evidently fighting, super hard to support Modi in this fight.

There are people who are commenting that it is strange to see Janasena, which was established on the principle of supporting the youth and “questioning” the government is going against this principal in this ongoing scenario. But politics are completely complex and different breed and require refined gameplay, which is what JSP is trying to do now.