The entire country is in chaos today, under the governance of deceitful, capitalist, and fascist parties, and there is no need to specifically discuss the plight of the Telugu states, said Bahujan Samaj Party's Rajya Sabha MP and national coordinator, Ranjy Gautam.
Speaking at a meeting of the party's state committees of Telangana and AP, in Hyderabad on Tuesday, he noted that the Bahujans were now enlightened and well-informed about how SC, ST, BC, and minority groups were being been kept away from political power and how their rights were trampled upon for decades. He stated that only the BSP tirelessly fights for them.
Ramji Gautam called on the leadership and activists to work towards strengthening the party in two states and stand by the people. He emphasized the need for public movements regarding caste census, rights, funds, and political power.
Party’s AP coordinator and retired DGP Dr J Poornachandra Rao said they would be intensifying their movements for the demand for caste census, revival of Vizag Steel Plant, and problems faced by Muslims and Christians, in the coming days. He also expressed hope that the party would become stronger at the grass-root level.
Central coordinator Sri Balayya, Andhra Pradesh president Sri B. Paramyothy, and Telangana president Sri Manda Prabhakar participated in this meeting.


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