PRP and 'Mana'Gnaneswar come together

The Prajarajyam party and Mana party led by Kasani Gnaneswar have announced an electoral tie up today.Mr.Allu Aravind and Gnaneswar held a press meet today afternoon after the poll pact.

Mr.Aravind said that the PRP is a champion in giving social justice. “When we announce our list of contesting candidates, it will be very clear,” he said and stated that the delay in announcing the list is only to pacify those leaders who are unlikely to get the tickets. Mr Arvind said that the PRP is according highest priority to the youth and 80 per cent of the seats are being allocated to the younger generation.

Mr Gnaneswar said that he has agreed to have an understanding with the PRP as both the parties are formed with the same ideology of doling out social justice for all sections of society. “In one month from now, social justice will rule the State,” he said hinting that the PRP-Maha Party combine will come to power. He extended his complete support to the PRP to ensure that it wins maximum number of Assembly and Lok Sabha seats and comes to power in the State.

It is said that Prajarajyam will be giving 4 Assembly and 1 Loksabha seat to Mana party.Kasani Gyaneshwar will be contesting from Chevella Loksabha seat.

Gnaneswar calls for unity among BCs

Nellore: Leader of the State Backward Classes United Forum and chairman of the Ranga Reddy Zilla Parishad, Kasani Gnaneswar Mudiraj, has called for consolidation among BC communities for gaining opportunity in different sectors.

Felicitated

Addressing a district-level convention of BC communities and a felicitation programme was organised for the recently elected corporators at Town Hall on Wednesday, Mr. Gnaneswar said fostering nity among the community was of paramount importance.

According to him, the aim of the united forum was to try to get the due share of BCs in social, political and other sectorsand pointed that recently a convention of representatives has been held at Hyderabad, which proved to be highly successful. Mr. Gnaneswar said it was high time the communities gave up existing differences and adopted a common stand to espouse an agreed-upon agenda. Also there was a need to give importance to youth, he said.

He, however, was glad that awareness was spreading among the backward communities.

To achieve, the objective, Mr. Gnaneswar, wanted periodic meetings and exchange of views at various levels, besides constitution of committees.

Mr. Gnaneswar said the State office of BCs would be opened at Kattelamandi, Nampalli, Hyderabad, at 5 pm on Friday with necessary staff and secretarial services.

Earlier there was a rally in main streets of the town.