Gavvala Srikanth criticizes election process, vows to fight for people
By Doruvu Paul Jagan Babu: Assistant Chief Editor
Jannaram – Telangana: Bahujan leader Gavvala Srikanth questioned the ruling establishment on employment generation, demanding transparency on how many jobs were created through new industries. He alleged that their social media accounts were blocked for exposing the failures of those in power.
Expresses gratitude to supporters
Srikanth extended his heartfelt thanks to voters, particularly Bahujan youth, who prioritized him and supported him throughout the election. “I am deeply grateful to those who stood by me, offered guidance, and voted for me. If you face any issues, you can reach out to me anytime—I will fight against the government on your behalf,” he assured.
Condemns elections Influenced by money, caste, and religion
Lamenting the way elections were conducted, Srikanth criticized the use of money, power, drugs, feasts, caste, and religion to sway voters. He expressed disappointment that many voted based on temporary gains rather than considering long-term progress.
Gavvala Lakshmi’s victory and leadership
Highlighting Gavvala Lakshmi’s success, Srikanth said she enjoys a strong reputation across the state and is deeply aware of public grievances. As the state president of multiple associations and parties, I am committed to advocating for marginalized communities, he added.
#Alleges social media suppression and election irregularities
Srikanth claimed that their social media pages were blocked unfairly and that their pleas to election officials for intervention went unheard. Despite this, he affirmed his commitment to the people’s cause.
Several leaders participated in the program, including MLC candidate Gavvala Lakshmi, Mala Mahanadu national leaders, former MPP Jakkula Suresh, Mahar Caste Association state leader Junuguru Vijay, state legal advocate Pasula Rajalingam, Mala Mahanadu state working president Arla Ramesh, state secretary Theegala Shekhar, and BC Association presidents Sambari Prashanth Kumar, Uradi Pawan Kumar, Dasari Venkat, Altati Venugopal, Ratnam Laxman, and others.
