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YSRCP forms Panel to Study Status of BCs
YSR Congress Party BC division state president Janga Krishnamurthy alleged that the Telugu Desam Party which used the votes of the backward castes was cheating them after forming government.
Ongole: YSR Congress Party BC division state president Janga Krishnamurthy alleged that the Telugu Desam Party which used the votes of the backward castes was cheating them after forming government.
Speaking to the party cadre at Ongole office on Wednesday, Krishnamurthy announced that the BC voters were ready to teach a lesson to the TDP, which cheated them after it secured power in the state.
He said that the BCs were the force that could restrict the TDP from forming government after the next elections.
He asked the party cadre to work for strengthening the party and announced that the YSRCP president formed a committee to study the situation of BCs in the state and share power with them.
He advised the BCs to act smart and choose YSRCP over TDP to make their dreams come true.
The YSRCP BC division Ongole president, Padarti Koti thanked the state president for appointing as the town president.
The YSRCP BC division district president, Kathari Sankara Rao, district YSRCP spokesperson Notla Ramarao, state BC division general secretary Kathari Prasad, district BC Cell secretaries Botla Subbarao, Pigili Srinivasarao, Kathari Sai Sanjeeva Rao, former ZPTC Matle Raghava and others also participated in the programme.
