Archive · 20 Jan 2026
BCY Condemns Forcible Waqf Land Acquisition
The BCY party leader, Bode Ramachandra Yadav, said that the government is trying to take 71 acres of Waqf land illegally.
He believes this is happening under the name of development, but it's actually harming farmers and breaking the rules.
He blames Nara Lokesh for these actions.
The land is near National Highways and is very valuable.
Farmers are protesting because they don't want their land to be taken away.
BCY leader alleges illegal forcible acquisition of 71 acres of Waqf land.
Farmers in Mangalagiri constituency strongly oppose the land acquisition.
Land near National Highways is being diverted to benamis under the guise of development.
BCY holds Nara Lokesh primarily responsible for these actions.
The actions are claimed to be illegal and against established rules and laws.
- Who
- BCY party state president Bode Ramachandra Yadav
- What
- Condemnation of forcible land acquisition
- When
- Nearly a decade after Andhra Pradesh bifurcation
- Where
- Mangalagiri constituency, Guntur
- Why
- Alleged illegal actions under the guise of development
- Organization
- BCY
- Spokesperson
- Bode Ramachandra Yadav
- Location
- Guntur, Mangalagiri
- Land Area
- 71 acres
- Issue
- Forcible land acquisition
- Accused
- Nara Lokesh
- Land Type
- Waqf Board land