Hans News Service Hyderabad

TheBJP Telangana unit has officially announced the new office bearers and executive members of the Scheduled Tribes (ST) Morcha State Committee. The appointments were made under the instructions of BJP State unit President.N Ramchander Rao.

The newly constituted committee includes wide representation from across Telangana's districts, reflecting the party’s focus on strengthening its organisational base among tribal communities.

Six Vice Presidents have been appointed: Dr Billoji Naiak (Nizamabad), Mohan Rathod (Retd IRS, Adilabad), Bhukya Shyamsunder (Khammam), Hanmanthu Naik (Ranga Reddy Urban), Bhukya Naresh (Yadadri Bhongir) and Kudimetha Thirupathi (Komarambhim Asifabad).

Banavath Sailal Naik (Nagar Kurnool) and Kunja Santhosh Kumar (Bhadradri Kothagudem) will serve as General Secretaries, while seven leaders, including Bhukya Ravi Naik, Rupavath Mahesh, Banoth Prabhas Naik, Anusha Naik Banoth, Munavath Pandu, and Guguloth Srikanth, have been appointed as Secretaries. CS Madhusudhan (Hyderabad Central) has been named treasurer.

The committee also includes conveners for media, social media, IT, tours, policy research, legal cell and special initiatives such as “Mann Ki Baat.” Notably, Ganesh Modi (Nagar Kurnool) will serve as Media Convenor, while Banoth Jyothi (Hyderabad Central) has been appointed Media Co-Convenor. Jarpulavath Vishal Naik (Malakpet) and Kethavath Surender (Mahabubnagar) will lead social media responsibilities.Spokespersons include Sukunavath Krishna Naik (Malakpet) and Banoth Krishna (Mahabubabad), ensuring communication outreach across the state.

In addition to office bearers, 15 State Executive Members have been announced, representing districts such as Adilabad, Asifabad, Kamareddy, Medchal, Sangareddy, Suryapet, Mahbubnagar, Warangal, Jangaon, Khammam, Nirmal, Goshamahal, Karimnagar, and Medak.

ST Morcha State President Nenavath Ravi Naik, who released the list, emphasised that the committee will work closely with tribal communities to address their concerns and strengthen the BJP’s presence in Telangana’s rural and tribal regions. He noted that the appointments reflect inclusivity and the party’s commitment to grassroots leadership.