Telangana Delivers on Promise: 42% Reservation for Backward Classes in Local Elections

In a significant move towards greater inclusivity and fulfilling a key election pledge, the Telangana Cabinet, under the leadership of Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, has approved a 42% reservation for Backward Classes (BCs) in the upcoming local body elections.

Empowering BC Representation in Local Governance

This decision marks a crucial step towards empowering BC communities and ensuring their voices are heard in local governance. The increased reservation will provide more opportunities for BC candidates to contest and hold positions in local bodies, directly impacting their communities’ development.

Fulfilling a Key Election Promise

Chief Minister Reddy’s government had committed to enhancing BC representation during the election campaign. The cabinet’s approval of the 42% reservation demonstrates the government’s dedication to delivering on its promises and prioritizing the needs of marginalized communities.

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