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CPI state secretary K Ramakrishna vows to fight for weaker sections rights
CPI state secretary K Ramakrishna vowed to continue his fight till weaker sections get justice He addressed BCs Gunde Chappudu meeting conducted by the State BCs Sankshema Sangam at Sri Venkateswara Vigna Mandir here on Sunday
Guntur: CPI state secretary K Ramakrishna vowed to continue his fight till weaker sections get justice. He addressed ‘BCs Gunde Chappudu’ meeting conducted by the State BCs Sankshema Sangam at Sri Venkateswara Vigna Mandir here on Sunday. Speaking on the occasion, he appreciated the BC leaders for their efforts to bring their problem to the notice of the Central and State governments and criticised that even after 72-years of Independence, BCs are neglected, and their problems are unsolved.
He said that BCs are not demanding MPs and MLA seats in the ensuing elections, but they are demanding their share in the education, employment and business fields. He said that according to a survey, upper castes are getting lion’s share in jobs, while BCs are getting less opportunities. He felt that BCs also a part in society, they should get their share in the development. He said that political parties giving MP and MLA tickets, who can spend Rs 50 crore to Rs 100 crore, and felt that there is need to check regional imbalances.
BCs Sankshema Sangam state president Kesana Sankara Rao demanded reservation for BCs according to their population and said that he will conduct BCs Garjana with five lakh BCs and made it clear that this meeting is not connected to any political party. He criticised that all the political parties using BCs at the time of election and neglecting them later, and said that they conducted ‘BCs Gunde Chappudu’ to mount pressure on the government to solve their problems.
BCs Sankshema Sangam state general secretary Vidadala Rajani, BCs Sankshema Sangam district president Kanna Master and BC leaders of various associations were present.
