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BC leaders call for unity to secure political rights
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BC self-respect meeting to be organised in Bhupalpally

BC leaders call for unity to secure political rights
Jaashankar Bhupalpally: Leadersof various Backward Classes (BC) associations and BC political representatives called for unity to secure political rights, adequate representation and self-respect for the BC communities at a meeting held at the district headquarters on Wednesday.
The meeting, organised under the leadership of BC Associations JAC district president Paidipalli Ramesh, was held at the Civil Contractors’ Association building under the slogan “BC Self-Respect – Political Power for BCs.” Chief guest Erram Satyanarayana, president of the State BC Welfare Association, urged BC organisations to unite and launch collective movements to achieve political empowerment and rightful representation.
Participants discussed political opportunities, community rights and future programmes. The meeting resolved to organise a massive BC Self-Respect public meeting in Bhupalpally soon and appealed to all BC associations to join the common platform.
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