Hyderabad: BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao (KTR) paid tribute to Komaram Bheem and Panduga Sayanna Mudiraj at Telangana Bhavan on their birth anniversaries. During the event, he garlanded their portraits and praised their struggles against injustice and oppression.
KTR said the two leaders had fought against the Nizam’s autocratic rule and the abuses of the feudal system. He noted that both had stood by poor people and devoted their lives to defending the rights and self-respect of disadvantaged communities.
Moreover, the BRS leader described their sacrifices as lasting examples of courage and commitment. He urged young people to draw inspiration from their lives and continue working to protect the rights and dignity of weaker sections.
KTR tribute highlights the legacy of social justice fighters
At the commemorative programme, KTR honoured Komaram Bheem, a tribal fighter, and Panduga Sayanna Mudiraj for their resistance to oppression. He stressed that their struggles against injustice continued to offer inspiration to people seeking equality and dignity.
Meanwhile, several BRS leaders and representatives attended the event. They included Legislative Council Deputy Chairman Banda Prakash, former minister Satyavathi Rathod and Khanapur constituency in-charge Johnson Naik.
In addition, former corporation chairpersons, other BRS leaders and party workers participated in the birth anniversary observances at Telangana Bhavan.