Archive · 26 Jul 2026
Congress reaffirms OBC welfare, student rights in Kurnool
The Congress party in Andhra Pradesh held a meeting in Kurnool to discuss the welfare of backward classes and student rights.
They talked about making sure jobs are reserved for these groups and that schools and hostels for them have good facilities.
They also had a rally to support student rights and celebrated the resignation of the Union Education Minister.
The party leaders said they will protect student rights and asked the central government to take responsibility for any harm done to students.
Congress party in Andhra Pradesh held a meeting in Kurnool to discuss OBC welfare and student rights.
Key resolutions included transparent implementation of reservations and adequate budget for BC welfare schemes.
Leaders highlighted infrastructure deficits in KGBVs, Model Schools, and BC hostels.
A solidarity rally was organized with the theme 'Students’ Voice is the Nation’s Voice.'
Congress workers celebrated the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
- Who
- Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) OBC Wing
- What
- Tri-district review meeting and rally for OBC welfare and student rights
- When
- Saturday
- Where
- Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To reaffirm commitment to social justice, BC empowerment, and student welfare
Congress Party
Central Government
Student Rights and Welfare
Congress Party
Congress demands protection of student rights and accountability from the central government for alleged attacks on students.
Central Government
The central government has not publicly responded to these demands.
- Location
- Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh
- Date
- Saturday
- Key Figures
- Sonti Nagaraju, Boya Kranti Naidu, DV Sambasivudu
- Key Demands
- Transparent implementation of reservations, filling of government vacancies, adequate budget for BC welfare schemes
- Issues Highlighted
- Infrastructure deficits in KGBVs, Model Schools, and BC hostels
- Rally Theme
- Students’ Voice is the Nation’s Voice