BRS's ‘BC Kadhana Bheri' meeting postponed again due to heavy rain forecast
The party leadership has chosen Karimnagar, the political nerve centre of north Telangana, for its 'BC Kadhana Bheri' to galvanise Backward Class (BC) communities to mount pressure on the government to implement the 42% reservations for BCs.
New date of the public meeting will be decided by the BRS leadership in due course, the party sources said.
It was originally scheduled for August 8 in Karimnagar. Inclement weather forced the organisers to postpone the meeting to August 14. The meeting has been postponed twice within a week.
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