Janardhan stated that Congress submitted the manifesto to the Election Commission. However, he noted that the government has not moved forward on the promise. Moreover, he said Congress came to power by highlighting BC reservations, caste census, and the BC Commission report. He also argued that the delay shows neglect toward BC communities.

He said Congress promised to raise BC reservations in local bodies from 23% to 42% within six months. Additionally, Congress said it would provide representation to 23,973 BC candidates. He mentioned that the party also announced sub-categorisation and reservation in civil works. Yet, he claimed that no section of these promises reached implementation.

Janardhan demanded legal action against the Congress Party, CM Revanth Reddy, and PCC chief Mahesh Kumar Goud under the BNS Act. BC JAC leaders Munna Prasanna Kumar, Karnati Yadagiri, Gajji Ajay Kumar, Putta Venkanna, Chilaka Raj Satish, Bharat, Raju, Vijay Chari, Nagaraj and Shiva joined the protest.

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Amid the ongoing political blame game, the Telangana BC Commission organized a special prayer event at Bapu Ghat in Langar Houz on Friday. The prayers were held from 10 a.m. to 12 noon with devotional bhajans dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi.

BC Commission Chairman Niranjan, TPCC chief Mahesh Kumar Goud, senior Congress leader V. Hanumantha Rao (VH), Jajula Srinivas Goud, and several commission members participated in the program. They prayed for harmony and justice in the implementation of BC reservations.

The Commission reiterated its commitment to ensuring the 42% quota for BCs in upcoming local elections. Leaders emphasized that fair political representation is essential for empowering backward communities and strengthening democratic participation across Telangana.

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