Jyotiba Phule All India OBC President Potala Prasad Naidu asked all the people of OB OBC community to light lamps in their homes on 22 January - Atul Sachdeva Senior Journalist Delhi
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All India OBC President Potala Prasad Naidu Jyotiba Phule,The media said that this is a well-known history, a glorious mark after 500 years of continuous struggle
He went to me and wrote in the lines of history that it never happened that a temple was going to be unveiled in Shri,The consecration of Ram Janmabhoomi to be held on January 22 will be inaugurated from here.
Honorable Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi who represents the voice of the backwardClasses that have a deep impact on their growth and development.
There is an atmosphere of enthusiasm and happiness especially in every society across the country.The lower strata of the society such as the OBC community, including the Sar Panth, said that Jyotiba Phule
Will represent India OBC with all branches and members of OBC from all over India on 22ndThe month of January which is a high stage of achievement for the backward society and everyone is requested for your presence.
OBC leaders from Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Maharashtra, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, Delhi, Punjab, Chhattisgarh and other statesThe festival of lights is going to be celebrated as grand Diwali in people's homes.
The name of this program is – One Deepak, one Shri Ram from every family of India.We have also talked to all our workers and members to bring preparations and make arrangements
Call all the local people for this initiative so that they decorate their houses as they have been told.Under this program we will also offer Prasad in temples and also give it to the people. We will get people to do the decoration and lighting the lamps and will be very happy with it
Jyotiba Phule proposal in Ayodhya temple on behalf of All India OBC Association. Naidu has told the students of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana studying in Delhi University to celebrate this Diwali by lighting lamps in their homes.
