Hyderabad, Mar 17 (Maxim News): MLC Teenmar Mallanna met with senior BRS leaders, K.T. Rama Rao (KTR) and Harish Rao, at the BRS LP office in the Assembly here on Monday.
During the meeting, Mallanna emphasized the need to pressure the central government to grant legal validity to the BC Bill.
He mentioned that to achieve this goal, a large protest would be organized in Delhi, and he appealed to the BRS leadership for their full support in the upcoming dharna. Mallanna stressed that this step is crucial for the protection of the rights of the backward classes, and securing legal recognition for the BC Bill is essential at all levels.
KTR and Harish Rao assured Mallanna that they would seriously consider his request and confirmed that the party would always be at the forefront of fighting for the rights of backward classes. They assured full support for this important cause.
Following this meeting, preparations for the protest in Delhi have been expedited, and there are high hopes that the dharna will successfully convey the demand for the legal recognition of the BC Bill to the government. (Maxim News)
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