Over reacting police on Pawan!!

Did the police act excessively in the case of janasena chief Pawan Kalyan? Was he detained in an undisclosed hotel? At least to meet the leaders of the party, and hold meetings with them? That is what the leaders of the Jana Sena say. Pawan recently reached vijayawada from Visakhapatnam. On sunday afternoon, the police officials issued a notice to Pawan. He stayed in the hotel for two days under police restrictions and reached vijayawada in a helicopter. He went straight to the party office in Mangalagiri. Before leaving Visakhapatnam, Pawan discussed with many people who were arrested and released.

Pawan is somewhat angry over the illegal arrest of the janasena workers and the attempted murder cases. Moreover, it seems from the party sources that he is musing that if this happens while he is still in the city, what will it be like in the future. He said that he has discussed the cases with the experts for the legal battle. Pawan said that he is serious about imposing restrictions without at least greeting the people. They made it clear that their fight is against the government and not against the police. It has been revealed that they will fight a legal battle to prevent such restrictions from being imposed in the future.

On the other hand, it is reported that Pawan will go to raj bhavan and meet governor Biswabhushan Harichandan. He can complain to the governor about the way the police handled the developments in Visakhapatnam. It seems that the janasena leaders have already sought the appointment of the Governor. In the wake of Pawan Kalyan's arrival in vijayawada, heavy security was arranged near the airport. Police were heavily deployed. Only passengers are allowed to enter the airport.

Earlier, police restrictions continued at the Novatel hotel where Jana Sena chief pawan kalyan was staying in Visakha. The police were alerted by the information that leaders and activists would gather in large numbers to express their solidarity with Pawan. They were deployed at all the gates to prevent anyone from entering the hotel.

Police have tightened restrictions at the hotel and are conducting checks. The floor where Pawan stayed is being evicted without any party leader in the hotel compound. New restrictions have been brought into force that anyone who wants to meet Pawan will have to take ACP's permission.

It seems that the police are taking such measures to prevent Pawan from holding any meetings even with the party leaders in his room. It is noteworthy that the Jana Sena community is hearing talk that the police are overreacting with these developments.