Archive · 22 Aug 2026
Kunamneni Calls on Youth to Fight Social Injustice
Kunamneni Sambasiva Rao spoke to young people at a youth organization meeting in Khammam.
He asked them to take part in efforts that improve society.
He said patriotism means helping people and standing against unfairness.
He told young people that life should have a purpose beyond family and personal success.
He used freedom fighter Alluri Sitarama Raju as an example of someone who served society.
Kunamneni praised the history of the Communist movement in Khammam.
He said socialism could help create a society without exploitation.
He also told young people to stay healthy, avoid pan and gutka, and treat women respectfully.
Kothagudem MLA and CPI state secretary Kunamneni Sambasiva Rao urged young people to join social struggles.
He made the appeal while addressing the 25th district conference of the All India Youth Federation in Khammam.
Kunamneni said patriotism should involve serving society and opposing injustice, not merely carrying sticks.
He advocated socialism as the path toward an exploitation-free society and emphasized equality and social justice.
He urged youth to stay physically fit, reject pan and gutka consumption, and avoid harassing women.
- Who
- Kunamneni Sambasiva Rao, Kothagudem MLA and CPI state secretary, addressed young activists.
- What
- He urged youth to participate in social struggles and work for equality, social justice, and an exploitation-free society.
- When
- Friday, during the 25th district conference of the All India Youth Federation.
- Where
- Khammam.
- Why
- He said young people should stand against injustice, take social responsibility, and channel their energy into constructive activities.
- Speaker
- Kunamneni Sambasiva Rao
- Political role
- Kothagudem MLA and CPI state secretary
- Event
- 25th district conference of the All India Youth Federation
- Location
- Khammam
- Core message
- Youth should participate in social struggles and oppose injustice
- Ideology advocated
- Socialism
- Health and conduct advice
- Maintain physical fitness, avoid pan and gutka, and do not harass women