Gaddar meets Congress MLAs to thank them on proposing Ambedkar’s name
The Hindu
HYDERABAD
A delegation led by Balladeer Gaddar met the Leader of the Congress Legislature Party (CLP) Bhatti Vikramarka and MLAs D. Sreedhar Babu and Seethakka and thanked the Congress for ensuring that the Assembly passed a resolution to name the new Parliament building after Dr. B.R. Ambedkar.
Mr. Gaddar said Mr. Vikramarka played a crucial role in impressing upon Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao to pass the resolution that would now be a big asset for those supporting the demand across the country. He said similar resolutions should be passed in all the Assemblies in the country.
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