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”’Backward United Front”’ is a political party in the [[India]]n state of [[]]. The party was founded in February 2004. The party is . Ramakrishnaiah. The party works for reservations for [[Backward ]]s, for example for a reservations for BC-. |
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The Party President for the Telangana State is Ithagoni Raghavendra alias Raghavanna (RGV). |
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The Telangana part office is located at Subradranagar Colony, Vanasthalipuram, Hyderabad. |
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In the Legislative Assembly elections in [[Andhra Pradesh]] 2004 BCUF had put up seven candidate, out of whom no one was close to getting elected. The best result was in Kodad, where the party candidate got 1,187 votes (which was 0.76%). |
In the Legislative Assembly elections in [[Andhra Pradesh]] 2004 BCUF had put up seven candidate, out of whom no one was close to getting elected. The best result was in Kodad, where the party candidate got 1,187 votes (which was 0.76%). |
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During the 2005 elections to local bodies BCUF contested the elections to the [[Meboobnagar]] District Council (1 candidate, from [[Bhoothpur]], 150 votes, 0.72%) |
During the 2005 elections to local bodies BCUF contested the elections to the [[Meboobnagar]] District Council (1 candidate, from [[Bhoothpur]], 150 votes, 0.72%). |
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On 10th September 2025, The State President Ithagoni Raghavendra (BCUF) conducted a meeting named as “బీసీ ఆత్మీయ సమ్మేళనం”, the meeting was headed by Paluru Ramakrishnaiah who is National President of BCUF and his Wife Laxmi garu, where around 3000 people gathered discussed the happenning problems facing by the Backward Classes. The meeting was grand success, passed the resolution for breaking of unemployement for youth, upliftment of Healthcare sector and improving the standards of Eduction System. |
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<ref>[http://www.apsec.gov.in:8080/apsec/REPORTS/PR2006/ZPTC%20RESULTS/mahabubnagar%20VIIIB.xls APSEC]{{dead link|date=December 2017 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}</ref> [[Chittoor]] District Council (1 candidate, from [[Irala]], 51 votes, 0.17%)<ref>[http://www.apsec.gov.in:8080/apsec/REPORTS/PR2006/ZPTC%20RESULTS/chittoor.xls APSEC]{{dead link|date=December 2017 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}</ref> and the [[Kapada]] Municipal Corporation (4 candidates, 83 votes).<ref>[http://www.apsec.gov.in:8080/apsec/REPORTS/Kadapa_mc.htm APSEC]{{dead link|date=December 2017 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}</ref> |
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==References== |
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Latest revision as of 12:09, 15 September 2025
Indian political party
Backward Classes United Front (BCUF) is a political party in the Indian state of Telangana. The party was founded in February 2004. The party National President is Paluru. Ramakrishnaiah. The party works for reservations for Backward Classs, for example for a reservations for BC-Women, etc.
The Party President for the Telangana State is Ithagoni Raghavendra alias Raghavanna (RGV).
The Telangana part office is located at Subradranagar Colony, Vanasthalipuram, Hyderabad.
In the Legislative Assembly elections in Andhra Pradesh 2004 BCUF had put up seven candidate, out of whom no one was close to getting elected. The best result was in Kodad, where the party candidate got 1,187 votes (which was 0.76%).
During the 2005 elections to local bodies BCUF contested the elections to the Meboobnagar District Council (1 candidate, from Bhoothpur, 150 votes, 0.72%).
On 10th September 2025, The State President Ithagoni Raghavendra (BCUF) conducted a meeting named as “బీసీ ఆత్మీయ సమ్మేళనం”, the meeting was headed by Paluru Ramakrishnaiah who is National President of BCUF and his Wife Laxmi garu, where around 3000 people gathered discussed the happenning problems facing by the Backward Classes. The meeting was grand success, passed the resolution for breaking of unemployement for youth, upliftment of Healthcare sector and improving the standards of Eduction System.
[1] Chittoor District Council (1 candidate, from Irala, 51 votes, 0.17%)[2] and the Kapada Municipal Corporation (4 candidates, 83 votes).[3]
