Telangana Rakshana Sena (TRS) chief K Kavitha on Thursday, August 6, warned that her party would organise a “Chalo Delhi” rally with a thousand cars if the central government failed to pass the Other Backward Classes (OBC) reservation Bill before the upcoming Budget Session.
Addressing the Samajika Nyaya Sankalpa Sabha, a social justice resolution meeting, at Saroornagar in Hyderabad, she said would dedicate her life to fighting for social justice for all marginalised
communities.
Backward Classes (BC) deserved 50 per cent representation in legislatures and TRS would continue to agitate nationally until that goal was achieved, Kavitha said.
“My birth was not in my hands, but who I work for is my decision,” she said, addressing those who questioned why someone from an upper caste family was speaking for BCs. “I will not say or do anything that my conscience does not permit. I am here with the firm belief that change will come.”