Former TN chief secretary Rama Mohana Rao hints at forming political forum | Sicp
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Date: 11/02/2020

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Former TN chief secretary hints at forming political forum

Madurai: Former chief secretary of Tamil Nadu P Rama Mohana Rao hinted at starting a political forum involving various communities and unorganized workers, who have been left out by the political parties in the state.

He was in the city on Saturday to take part in the 437th birth anniversary celebrations of King Thirumalai Naicker organized by the Tamil Nadu Naidu Mahajana Sangam. Co-operative minister Sellur K Raju, revenue and disaster management minister R B Udayakumar, information and publicity minister Kadambur C Raju and Madurai district collector T G Vinay garlanded the king’s statue in Mannar Thirumalai Nayak Mahal in the city. Various outfits, leaders and people from public paid their respects. Cultural events too were conducted by Naicker and Naidu community outfits.

Talking to South Indian Crime Point Weekly, Rama Mohana Rao said that he is already in the political process and has been meeting people from various groups, communities and workers from unorganized sectors. Although launching a political forum may not happen immediately, it may happen later, he said. He categorically denied of starting any political party as of now. However, he said people around him and the situation will decide whether it would turn into a political party or not, he said. There are several communities who are missing in the political process. Each may be having 5 lakh or 10 lakh population, but no political party bothers about them. He would be taking up their issues as they do not have representation in the political parties, he said.

“I want to develop new leadership among every community by taking up leadership programs, which I have already started a few months ago. I wanted to create a space in the political spectrum for the unrepresented and under-represented in the political process. I will be doing social as well political service for them in the process,” he said.

There are already 5,000 cadres solidly working towards the political process and 5000 more will come into the fold in a few months, he said.

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