The Telangana Backward Classes Commission has objected to the reduction of BC reservations in Gram Panchayat elections, urging the State government to keep the polls in abeyance until errors are rectified. Chairman G. Niranjan and Commission Members highlighted that while BCs received 22.78 percent reservations in 2019, the figure has now dropped to 21.39 percent despite a household survey.
The public hearings by Telangana Commission for Backward Classes have been postponed with immediate effect and a revised schedule will be announced shortly.
The State BC Commission chairman also urged the NCBC chairman to take instant action on the Rohini Commission Report on categorization of subcaste issues to contain further damage caused to these sections.
Hyderabad: Former Backward Classes Commission member Vakulabharanam Krishnamohan Rao on Sunday took strong exception to the remarks made by former Minister Eatala Rajender’s wife Jamuna against him, and advised them to stop mud-slinging against him. “Jamuna’s outburst against me during a press conference on Sunday reflects her attitude. I started my political career when I […]
