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The Lok Satta Party today cautioned MRPS President Mandakrishna Madiga against falling from the frying pan into fire by backing the Grand Alliance comprising the TDP, TRS and Left parties to defeat the Congress in the ensuing elections.

Talking to the media, party spokespersons V. Laxman Balaji and Mrs. K. Geeta Murthy said that having been let down by traditional parties, Mr. Manda Krishna Madiga should realize that a change of parties would not bring justice to weaker and downtrodden sections. They wanted him to focus on policies that would end discrimination against weaker sections once and for all. He should not emulate the Leftists who had once joined hands with the Congress to defeat the TDP and now with the TDP to defeat the Congress. Even the methods of agitation he followed resulted in violence and death of innocent people.

The Lok Satta leaders said that Mr. Manda Krishna Madiga should realize that justice could be rendered to Madigas and other downtrodden sections only when discrimination based on caste was ended.

The Lok Satta Party has constituted a Campaign Committee and named more spokespersons to interact with the media.

The Lok Satta believes that the ensuing elections provide a golden opportunity to to take party ideas and ideology to the people and is planning to launch an innovative election campaign, party spokesman Katari Srinivasa Rao told the media here today.

The campaign committee comprises Messrs Garimella Narayana Rao, Tammareddy Bharadwaj, Dommata Venkateswarlu, Gouthu Jhansi Lakshmi, Jupalli Satyanarayana, P.Kodanda Rama Rao, Malyadri, S. Manorama, Omkar, Y. Ramadevi, P. Ravi Maruth, Samasiva Rao Choudary, Sankaraiah, Sankaramma, Sridhar and Katari Srinivasa Rao. Mr. Dommata Venkateswarlu will be the incharge of Party Telangana wing.

The following have been included as spokespersons: Messrs D. V. V. S. Varma, V. Vijayender Reddy, P. Bhaskara Rao, Laxman Balaji, K. Gita Murty, Dommata Venkateswarlu and Gouthu Jhansi Lakshmi. They will be in addition to Messrs Katari Srinivasa Rao, S. Manorama and P. Ravi Maruth, who have been functioning as spokespersons.