At a press conference at Telangana Bhavan on Wednesday, Madhusudana Chary stated that Congress promised 42% reservation in local bodies. The party also pledged ₹20,000 crore annually for BC welfare. None of these promises have been implemented. He called it a serious betrayal of the BC community.

Madhusudana Chary added that Congress misled Hyderabad voters. He urged the people of Jubilee Hills to reject Congress in the upcoming by-election. According to him, the party has lost the trust of marginalized communities.

He explained that implementing 42% reservation requires a constitutional amendment. Madhusudana Chary called on the state government to press the Centre for proper BC representation. He emphasized that welfare measures must reach BCs across Telangana.

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The Congress leaders criticized the government for leaving reservation seats for these communities vacant under the “NOT FOUND SUITABLE” category, despite eligible candidates being available. They also voiced their disappointment regarding the Modi administration’s inaction on increasing the reservation quotas in private educational institutions.

During the press briefing, Congress leaders pointed out that private institutions are currently offering only 12% of seats to SC/ST and OBC communities, well below the expected quotas. They demanded the central government take immediate steps to increase the reservation percentages for these marginalized groups, particularly in the private sector.

The Congress party has been vocal in its call for greater inclusivity and equal opportunities for SC/ST and OBC communities, urging the Modi government to address these pressing issues before the elections.

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