The Indian diaspora in England praised the BRS government’s policies and programs for the development of Dalit communities in Telangana, led by Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao.
At a meeting organized by the ‘Ambedkar UK Organization’ and the Pravasi Bharatiya Sanstha in the Committee Hall of the British Parliament on Monday, a number of leaders, elected representatives, and members of the British Parliament congratulated the Chief Minister on his revolutionary approach to the development of disadvantaged communities.
Recognizing the support extended to the Dalits in the State, the speakers referred to the BRS government’s major initiatives, such as the unveiling of a 125 feet statue of Dr. BR Ambedkar in the heart of Hyderabad and the naming of the new Secretariat building after Ambedkar and the successful implementation of the Dalit Bandhu, unprecedented in the history of independent India.
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The meeting was attended by British Parliament members Virendra Sharma, Navedu Mishra, Baron Kuldeep Singh Sahota and many other local Councillors took part in the meeting. Telangana FDC Chairman Anil Kurmachalam, former MLC Karne Prabhakar, UK Dalit network director Ghajala Sheikh, Ambedkar UK organization leader Sushant Indrajit Singh, NRI BRS UK president Ashok Gaud Doosari, vice president Naveen Reddy, TAK president Ratnakar Kadudula, T. D. F Chairman Kamal Oruganti, local Councilors Prabhakar Khaja, Uday Areti and Conservative party leader Hari were among the participants.
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