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BRS BC Meeting Dispute Escalates Into Scuffle in Peddapalli
The BRS held a meeting about Backward Classes in Peddapalli on Saturday.
Former MLA Dasari Manohar Reddy led the meeting.
Some people said that local BC leaders had not been invited or consulted.
This led to an argument between groups of party workers.
Reports say the argument became a scuffle, and chairs were thrown.
Police came and stopped the confrontation.
Some BC leaders said decisions were being made without enough consultation.
They warned that this could push supporters away and hurt the party locally.
A BRS constituency Backward Classes meeting was held in Peddapalli on Saturday under former MLA Dasari Manohar Reddy’s leadership.
Some attendees objected that constituency BC leaders, including Ganta Ramulu Yadav and Dasari Usha, had allegedly not been invited or consulted.
The dispute reportedly grew from an argument into a physical confrontation, with members allegedly exchanging blows and throwing chairs.
Police intervened, brought the situation under control and dispersed the groups.
Critics alleged that unilateral decisions were sidelining BC supporters and could weaken the BRS in the constituency.
- Who
- BRS workers and BC leaders; former MLA Dasari Manohar Reddy led the meeting.
- What
- A dispute over the alleged exclusion of some leaders reportedly escalated into a scuffle.
- Where
- Peddapalli district headquarters; one report identifies RR Gardens in Rangampalli as the venue.
- When
- Saturday; the articles do not provide a date.
- Why
- Some attendees objected that constituency BC leaders had allegedly not been invited or consulted.
Meeting Organisers
Critics of the Meeting
Invitations and coordination
Meeting Organisers
The articles do not report a response from the meeting organisers to the objections.
Critics of the Meeting
Some attendees and BC leaders said key constituency leaders had not been invited or consulted and called for broader, more transparent coordination.
Effect on the party
Meeting Organisers
The articles do not report the organisers’ position on the meeting’s effect on the party.
Critics of the Meeting
Critics alleged that unilateral decisions were alienating BC supporters and could weaken the BRS in Peddapalli.
Key facts
- Organising party
- Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS)
- Meeting
- A constituency Backward Classes (BC) meeting
- Location
- Peddapalli district headquarters; one report names RR Gardens, Rangampalli
- Meeting leader
- Former MLA Dasari Manohar Reddy
- Leaders whose exclusion was disputed
- Ganta Ramulu Yadav and Dasari Usha
- Reported confrontation
- Members of two groups allegedly exchanged blows and threw chairs.
- Police response
- Police intervened, controlled the situation and dispersed the groups.
- Criticism
- Some BC leaders alleged that unilateral decisions were sidelining supporters and could weaken the party locally.
Sources
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