Jakka Chandramohan vows to fight for BCs rights

​Mahbubnagar: Jakka Chandramohan, who has been appointed as Telangana BC Rakshak Dal president by BC Association national president R Krishnaiah in Hyderabad on Sunday, promised to fight for achieving the rights of BCs.

He said that the people of BC community in Telangana are being suppressed politically, socially and economically. For resolving the issues of BCs, he said a new BC movement is needed and very soon would come out with a strategic planning for the same. 

Jakka Chandramohan who is from Jadcherla mandal of Mahbubnagar district expressed happiness and thanked national BC president R Krishnaiah for having confidence in him and giving him the responsibility to fight for protecting the rights of BCs in Telangana. 

Highlighting that lack of fee reimbursement and  growing attacks on BCs are some of the major issues that BC are facing in Telangana, Jakka promised to deliver his responsibilities for the welfare of the BCs and said that he would fight until the issue of fee reimbursement for the BC students is resolved. “The state government is playing double standards by not releasing fee reimbursements to BC students. 

Moreover, though the BCs constitute a larger percentage of population their representation in politics, jobs and education is very less. We are very soon going to come out with a new BC movement to create awareness and fight until we achieve our rights,” said Jakka Chandramohan.