Archive · 21 Sep 2026
Teenmaar Mallanna Demands BC Chief Minister After 2028 Elections
Teenmaar Mallanna is asking Backward Classes, or BCs, to work together in politics.
He wants a BC leader to become Telangana’s Chief Minister after the 2028 elections.
He says BC people have many votes but do not have enough political power.
He believes BCs should help make government decisions, not only vote during elections.
His party wants to build stronger political support among BC communities.
Mallanna also criticized the political influence of Reddy and Velama groups.
He made these comments during a BC political march that reached Shadnagar.
He asked the government to finish an irrigation project and cancel a proposed dumping yard.
The dumping yard, he said, could add to pollution problems in the area.
Teenmaar Mallanna urged Backward Classes to unite politically ahead of the 2028 Telangana Assembly elections.
He said BCs should receive representation proportionate to their population and participate in decision-making.
Mallanna said the Telangana Rajyadhikara Party aims to end the political dominance of Reddys and Velamas.
The BC Rajyadhikara Padayatra, launched at Golconda Fort, reached Shadnagar on Sunday.
He also demanded completion of the Lakshmidevipalli reservoir and withdrawal of the proposed Siddapur dumping yard.
- Who
- Teenmaar Mallanna, MLC and president of the Telangana Rajyadhikara Party, along with BC leaders and activists.
- What
- Mallanna called for BC political unity and demanded that a BC leader become Chief Minister after the 2028 Assembly elections.
- When
- The roadshow took place on Sunday; the political goal concerns the 2028 Assembly elections.
- Where
- Shadnagar, Telangana, after the BC Rajyadhikara Padayatra traveled from Golconda Fort.
- Why
- Mallanna said BC representation in legislatures and political decision-making is not proportionate to the community’s population.
- Political leader
- Teenmaar Mallanna
- Party
- Telangana Rajyadhikara Party
- Target election
- 2028 Telangana Assembly elections
- Campaign
- BC Rajyadhikara Padayatra
- Starting point
- Golconda Fort
- Infrastructure demand
- Completion of the Lakshmidevipalli reservoir under the Palamuru–Rangareddy Lift Irrigation Scheme
- Local demand
- Withdrawal of the proposed dumping yard at Siddapur in Kothur mandal