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BC leader accuses TRS govt of misrule
State president of BC Welfare Association Jajula Srinivas Goud accused the TRS government of misrule. Speaking to media here at BC Bhavan on Monday, Srinivas Goud alleged that the state, which was formed after hundreds of sacrifices, has been transformed into a state of atrocities and suicides.
Domalguda: State president of BC Welfare Association Jajula Srinivas Goud accused the TRS government of misrule. Speaking to media here at BC Bhavan on Monday, Srinivas Goud alleged that the state, which was formed after hundreds of sacrifices, has been transformed into a state of atrocities and suicides.
The state government is thinking of only elections and collections, he said. He accused the state government of giving priority only to forward communities, neglecting BCs and other downtrodden communities.
He condemned the indifference of the state government in responding to the important issues, such as suicides of intermediate students and atrocities against minor girls in Hajipur village.Srinivas Goud condemned the state government decision not to give voting rights to sarpanches in the upcoming legislative council elections.
He said that it is not proper on part of the state government to ignore sarpanches, while giving vote right to MPTCs and ZPTCs. BC students' association state president K Srinivas, BC associations JAC convener K Ganesh Chari, BC national students' association president Vikram Goud, K Shyam, Shekhar Srinivas and others were present.
