Backward Classes are with the YSRCP, avers Botcha Satyanarayana
The Hindu
They will not vote for the TDP in the 2024 elections as Naidu betrayed them for decades, says the Education Minister
Minister for Education Botcha Satyanarayana on Saturday said the Backward Classes communities were with the YSRCP, and they would not side with any other party, including the TDP.
Former Chief Minister and TDP national president N. Chandrababu Naidu had betrayed the BCs for decades, and they would not vote for him in the 2024 elections, said Mr. Satyanarayana, who is also incharge of Srikakulam district.
The Minister was speaking at the preparatory meeting held with public representatives ahead of the party’s ‘Jayaho BC’ conclave to be organised in Vijayawada on December 7. He said the YSRCP government had created 56 corporations for various BCs.
Navyandhra Sondi Kula Samkshema Sangham State president N. Koteswara Chowdary urged Mr. Satyanarayana to ensure an exclusive corporation for the most backward community.
Mr. Satyanarayana assured to bring the issue to the notice of Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy.
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