Chandrababu Naidu Initiative: Empowering Backward Classes through Sports

On Thursday, TDP National President Chandrababu Naidu initiated the “Jai Ho BC” campaign at the party’s central office, aiming to empower the backward classes. Naidu pledged to support the political and financial empowerment of these communities and predicted a significant defeat for the ruling YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) in the upcoming elections.

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‘Jai HO BC’ campaign 

The “Jai Ho BC” campaign seeks to raise awareness among the Backward Classes (BCs) regarding the perceived injustices under the YSRCP rule. During the launch, Naidu emphasized the TDP’s historical commitment to Backward Class empowerment, contrasting it with what he alleged to be the deceptive policies of the YS Jagan Mohan Reddy government.

Chandrababu Naidu alleged the Jagan government. 

Naidu accused the Jagan government of reducing BC reservations from 34% to 24%, citing an extraordinary loss in the past five years. He claimed that the YSRCP owes Rs 75,000 crores to Backward Classes. Naidu criticized the Chief Minister for not allocating funds for BCs, despite claiming an annual expenditure of Rs 75,000 crores and questioned the sincerity of Jagan Reddy’s promises to BCs.

How do TDP leaders empower BC?

The TDP leader highlighted that Amaravati is the sole capital of Andhra Pradesh, and the TDP is committed to its complete development. He argued that Jagan Reddy’s government has primarily benefited his own media outlets, Sakshi paper and TV, rather than the people of the state.

In addressing how TDP leaders empower BCs, Naidu pointed out that the Jagan government’s extensive borrowing of Rs 13 lakh crores places a significant burden on BCs. He criticized the removal of BC representatives and leaders by the YSRCP and highlighted TDP’s commitment to the Special Protection Act for BCs, aiming to safeguard them from unfair treatment.

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Conclusion 

Naidu concluded by announcing the commencement of the Chandrababu Naidu “Jai Ho BC” campaign, wherein TDP leaders and workers will assess the challenges faced by the BC community at various levels—parliamentary constituencies, assembly constituencies, and mandals. He stressed the beginning of a 100-day countdown for Jagan Reddy and the TDP’s anticipation of victory in the upcoming elections.

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