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AIPP to launch today; vows to back SCs/ STs
All members of Backward, SC and ST communities will collectively fight to form the government in Andhra Pradesh in 2019 elections, said All India Praja Party AIPP chairman Nutakki Ramarao
Vijayawada: All members of Backward, SC and ST communities will collectively fight to form the government in Andhra Pradesh in 2019 elections, said All India Praja Party (AIPP) chairman Nutakki Ramarao.
Speaking to the media here on Friday, Ramarao said that on October 20, the party launching programme would be held at IV Palace.
He announced the party agenda on the occasion and said that the present politics were influenced by money, safety to women, education and medical facility.
With the inspiration of Pule, Ambedkar, Babu Jagjivan Ram, Mother Teresa and Kanshi Ram, all the SCs, STs, BCs, Christians, Muslims and other minorities should unite to form a government in the coming elections, he appealed.
The party president, JB Raju said they would organise meeting to strengthen the party and sensitise the people in the days to come.
He said that the party would strive to safeguard the Constitution penned by Ambedkar for the downtrodden and the weaker section of the community.
He said that leadership was the right of the downtrodden and they should fight to achieve it.
Dhara Jayapal and others were present in the meet.
