Teenmaar Mallanna’s BC Rajyadhikara Padayatra Enters 43rd Day

The BC Rajyadhikara Maha Padayatra, led by Telangana Rajyadhikara Party president and MLC Teenmaar Mallanna, entered its 43rd day on Thursday, with the march proceeding from Munugode towards Sansthan Narayanapuram in Nalgonda district. Residents, local leaders and former public representatives from several villages along the route extended their support, reflecting growing participation in the campaign for political empowerment of Backward Classes (BCs).

The march continued through several villages, where Mallanna interacted with residents and listened to their concerns. The campaign, which seeks to strengthen the political representation of BC communities, has been drawing support from different sections of society along its route. Local representatives and community members have been expressing solidarity with the initiative, according to party leaders.

One of the significant interactions during Thursday's march took place at Lingareddynagar, where Sathayya, a driver attached to the Nalgonda depot of the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC), met Mallanna and highlighted the problems faced by RTC employees. He reportedly explained the grievances of transport workers and alleged that employees were being subjected to unfair treatment. Sathayya urged the MLC to take up their concerns and work towards securing justice for the workforce.

The padayatra also received support from local representatives at Kompelly village. Saidulu, Deputy Sarpanch of Ipparthy village, felicitated Mallanna with a shawl and expressed his support for the campaign. His gesture added to the demonstrations of solidarity extended by people from villages along the route.

Similarly, Saidulu Yadav, former Deputy Sarpanch of Chikatimamidi, and Karate Lingayya, the village Sarpanch, met Mallanna and conveyed their support for the ongoing march. Residents of Chalmeda village also extended their solidarity with the campaign.

Party leaders said the response from various villages reflected the support the padayatra was receiving at the grassroots level. They reiterated that the march was being organised with the broader objective of achieving BC political empowerment and a greater share in political power in Telangana.