Chatta Satish of Kondagattu village in Jagital district, Telangana, has kept a unique vow: he would not wear footwear until he met Pawan Kalyan, now Deputy Chief Minister and President of JanaSena Party, in person. On Wednesday evening, Satish traveled to Mangalagiri to meet Pawan Kalyan, demonstrating his deep respect and admiration.
An active member of the JanaSena youth wing, Satish has eagerly participated in numerous party activities. He is inspired by Pawan Kalyan’s vision of inclusive politics, which seeks to unite castes, avoids communal or religious divisions, rejects narrow regionalism, and embraces a broader national perspective.
On 22 January 2024, the day of Ram Lalla’s consecration in Ayodhya, Satish solemnly vowed that he would not wear footwear until Pawan Kalyan won and came to power. He also expressed that he would only put on his shoes after personally meeting the leader and showing his support.
Following the NDA’s decisive election victory and JanaSena’s full strike rate, Satish was overjoyed. However, the awaited meeting had not yet happened—until Wednesday. Traveling to Mangalagiri, he recalled how he had closely followed Pawan Kalyan’s speeches and remembered the earlier visit of the leader to Kondagattu. Satish emphasized that his admiration is rooted not only in personal respect but also in the party’s principles.
During the meeting, Satish submitted a memorandum requesting basic infrastructure for pilgrims visiting the holy area in Kondagattu. Moved by Satish’s sincere devotion, Pawan Kalyan presented him with a memento, marking a heartfelt conclusion to his long-standing vow.
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