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YSRCP Leaders Say BC Welfare Requires Jagan’s Return
YSRCP leaders held a meeting for members of BC communities in Rajamahendravaram.
BC refers to several socially and economically disadvantaged communities.
The leaders said the coalition government was not doing enough for them.
They praised the earlier YSRCP government for giving BCs more political positions and welfare support.
They also said some occupational groups had lost benefits.
The leaders argued that conditions would improve if YS Jagan Mohan Reddy returned to power.
Several former ministers and party leaders attended the meeting.
They asked BC voters to support and strengthen YSRCP.
YSRCP leaders held a BC Garjana meeting in Rajamahendravaram.
They alleged that BC communities were being neglected by the coalition government.
Leaders said the previous YSRCP government gave BCs greater political representation and welfare support.
They claimed schemes for fishermen, weavers, shepherds and other occupational groups had been weakened.
The leaders urged BC communities to unite and strengthen YSRCP at the grassroots.
- Who
- YSRCP leaders, former ministers, party cadres and BC community representatives attended the meeting.
- What
- The leaders held a BC Garjana meeting and alleged that BC communities were being neglected.
- Where
- Rajamahendravaram, with related party activity reported in Rajanagaram.
- When
- Why
- The leaders sought to unite BC communities and strengthen YSRCP, saying better days would return if YS Jagan Mohan Reddy regained power.
Key facts
- Event
- BC Garjana meeting
- Location
- Rajamahendravaram
- Organizer
- Former minister Chelluboina Srinivasa Venugopala Krishna
- Main allegation
- YSRCP leaders said BC communities were being neglected by the coalition government.
- Previous-government claim
- Leaders said the former YSRCP government provided greater political representation, nominated posts and welfare support to BCs.
- Occupational groups mentioned
- Fishermen, weavers, shepherds and other occupational communities
- Political appeal
- BCs were urged to unite and strengthen YSRCP at the grassroots.









