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In Andhra Pradesh political landscape, the BC community emerges as a pivotal factor, second only to the Kapus, influencing the fortunes of major political players like the YSRCP and TDP. With a vast representation of 139 sub-castes, the BC community holds substantial sway and is known for its unity despite internal diversity.
The YSRCP has embarked on an assertive bus yatra, signaling its dedication to the BCs. This outreach strategy extends to SCs, STs, minorities, and women, incorporating leaders from these segments to foster a broader appeal. Through roadshows and public meetings, the ruling party claims success in garnering support, though tangible proof is lacking.
In response, TDP leader Naidu actively engages with BC leaders, emphasizing the party’s historical association with the BC community, often called the ‘BC party.’ Naidu invokes the legacy of TDP founder Late N.T. Rama Rao, highlighting his contributions to uplifting the BC community. The Jayaho BC-Raa Kadali Raa public meeting in Kanigiri stands as a testament to TDP’s concerted efforts to secure the BC vote bank.
Sources within the TDP reveal plans for approximately 24 such meetings within 25 days, specifically designed to appeal to the BC community.
The political rivalry intensifies as both parties criticize each other, citing the ‘injustice and dual standards’ of their opponents. As the electoral landscape evolves, the crucial question remains: which political party will find favor with the BCs in the upcoming elections? The answer holds significant implications for the political trajectory of Andhra Pradesh.
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