Pawan Kalyan – Deputy CM Reviews Governance, Cyber Safety and Education Progress
Pawan Kalyan – Deputy Chief Minister and Jana Sena Party president Pawan Kalyan held a meeting with Governor S Abdul Nazeer at Lok Bhavan on Friday, discussing a range of matters linked to governance and public welfare in Andhra Pradesh. Pawan Kalyan later described the interaction as cordial and constructive, and thanked the Governor for his guidance and hospitality.
Discussion Focuses on Governance and Welfare
The meeting between the Deputy Chief Minister and the Governor centred on issues connected with the state administration and the welfare of citizens. Pawan Kalyan shared details of the interaction through a social media post, saying that several important subjects were discussed during the visit.
Eagle Division Submits Annual Report
Later in the day, AK Ravi Krishna, Chief of the Eagle Division and Inspector General of Cyber Crime, met Pawan Kalyan at his camp office. During the meeting, the senior police officer presented the Eagle Division’s annual report and outlined the action taken against ganja cultivation, drug movement and trafficking networks across Andhra Pradesh.
The report also included information on the outcomes of operations carried out by the division over the past year. Officials briefed the Deputy Chief Minister on enforcement measures intended to disrupt organised narcotics activity and strengthen coordination among law enforcement agencies.
Cyber Crime Wing Highlights Digital Safety Measures
Ravi Krishna also updated Pawan Kalyan on the work of the Cyber Crime Wing, particularly its response to online harassment, abusive trolling and the circulation of obscene social media content targeting women. The briefing covered steps taken to identify offenders, address complaints and improve accountability on digital platforms.
Pawan Kalyan appreciated the work of the Eagle Division and the Cyber Crime Wing, stating that their role was important in protecting communities from organised crime and responding firmly to offences in online spaces. He said action against drug-related crime and digital abuse remained essential for public safety.
Moolapeta School Earns Praise for Academic Results
In a separate development, Pawan Kalyan congratulated the teachers and staff of Moolapeta Zilla Parishad High School for recording the best Class X and Intermediate results in Kakinada district during the previous academic year.
He said the school’s academic performance had strengthened its standing among parents and students, resulting in a significant increase in admissions. According to him, the demand for seats had become so high that the school management had placed a “No Admission” notice for Classes VII to Intermediate BiPC first year.
Government School Seen as a Model Institution
The Deputy Chief Minister credited the teaching and non-teaching staff for the school’s progress, saying their consistent efforts had helped turn it into an example for other government institutions. He noted that better results, disciplined management and staff commitment had contributed to the school’s growing reputation.
Pawan Kalyan said he would visit Moolapeta Zilla Parishad High School during his next tour of the Pithapuram Assembly constituency. He also encouraged other government schools in the constituency to study the institution’s approach and work towards improving their own academic standards.
Jana Sena Extends Organisational Information Drive
Meanwhile, the Jana Sena Party has extended its Nirmana Saradhulu information collection programme until July 5 after receiving a strong response from party workers, Veera Mahilas and Jana Sainiks in parliamentary constituencies.
The programme is intended to collect organisational details and feedback from party members at the constituency level. The exercise is being tracked in real time from the party’s central office, where observers are receiving applications and forwarding feedback to the leadership.
Extension Aims to Increase Participation
Pawan Kalyan directed the party’s central office to promptly notify constituency observers and committee members about the extension. Party leaders said the additional time would allow more workers and volunteers to participate in the process.
The initiative is expected to help the party gather wider feedback from its grassroots network and support organisational planning in different parliamentary segments across Andhra Pradesh.