Bokka Balreddy

I am Bokka Balreddy, born on 9th August 1980 in Upperpally, Telangana, to Shri Bokka Narsimha Reddy and Smt. Bokka Andalu. My life has been shaped by the values of hard work, integrity, discipline, and selfless service that my family instilled in me from childhood. I completed my Graduation from Mahaveer College and built my professional career in real estate, always balancing business ethics with a deep sense of community responsibility.

My political journey began in 1997 when I joined Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), the student wing of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). From 1997 to 2000, I actively participated in student rights advocacy, discipline campaigns, and national integration efforts, learning the true meaning of grassroots leadership. In 2000, I became a proud swayamsevak of RSS, completing Prathamavarsha training and dedicating myself to fighting social irregularities and student issues.

That same year, I transitioned to Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM), beginning my formal journey in mainstream politics with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). From 2000 to 2004, I served as Village President of Upperpally, earning the love and trust of people through humble, dedicated service at the grassroots.

I founded Nava Yuga Vikas Society and served as its President, using the platform to expand social development and political awareness for public welfare. In 2021, I established Youth for Rajendra Nagar, organising tree plantations, grocery distributions, stationery drives for students, and annual tributes to Swami Vivekananda. My organisational roles in BJYM include Rajendra Nagar Municipality General Secretary (2004–2007), Ranga Reddy District Executive Member (2007–2009), State Executive Member (2009–2010), Greater Hyderabad Vice President (2010–2013), Ranga Reddy District President (2013–2016), and State Secretary (2017–2021). I have led campaigns against irregular permissions, supported RTC workers through dharnas, protested unfair reservations, demanded VAT reduction on fuel, and actively participated in Ram Mandir fund collection.

During the COVID-19 crisis, I stood with the people when many stayed away — distributing essentials, fruits, food packets, blankets, and organising annadanam for frontline workers. I conducted awareness programmes on social distancing, precautionary measures, vaccination, and red-zone safety, ensuring no panic and maximum community support My political philosophy is simple: service above self, people above politics, and nation above everything.

Every position I have held has been an opportunity to serve, not to seek power. I believe true leadership is measured by how many lives we touch, how many burdens we lighten, and how many smiles we bring.

Bokka Balreddy 

BJP Narayanpet District Incharge

Early Life and Family Background of Shri Bokka Balreddy

Shri Bokka Balreddy was born on 9th August 1980 in Upperpally, Telangana, to Shri Bokka Narsimha Reddy and Smt. Bokka Andalu.

He hails from a family that instilled in him strong values of hard work, integrity, discipline, and service to society from an early age. His upbringing in Upperpally shaped his character and laid the foundation for his lifelong commitment to public welfare and leadership.

Educational Qualifications of Shri Bokka Balreddy

Shri Bokka Balreddy completed his Graduation (Degree) from Mahaveer College, where he acquired a solid academic foundation and developed a keen sense of responsibility.

His education equipped him with the knowledge and confidence to pursue both professional and public service careers with dedication and focus. The values of discipline and perseverance learned during his student days have remained central to his approach toward life and leadership.

Professional Life and Real Estate Career

Bokka Balreddy belongs to a family with agricultural roots but built his professional career in the real estate sector. He successfully established and managed his own real estate business, focusing on ethical practices, quality delivery, and customer satisfaction.

Through his professional journey, he gained practical insights into economic development, infrastructure needs, and community aspirations, which later influenced his political and social service initiatives.

Early Political Involvement with ABVP (1997–2000)

In 1997, Bokka Balreddy joined the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP), the student wing affiliated with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).

He actively participated in student-related activities, advocating for student rights, discipline, and national integration during his tenure from 1997 to 2000. His involvement in ABVP helped him develop strong organisational skills, leadership qualities, and a deep sense of social responsibility at a young age.

Association with Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) – 2000 Onwards

In 2000, Bokka Balreddy became a member of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). He successfully completed Prathamavarsha training and actively fought against irregularities affecting students and society.

He was appointed as Incharge of Rajendra Nagar Division in ABVP, marking the beginning of his deeper involvement in grassroots organisational work.

Transition to Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) – 2000

In the same year (2000), Bokka Balreddy transitioned to the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM), the youth wing of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

He began his active role in BJYM with great enthusiasm, focusing on youth mobilisation, social service, and party-building activities. This marked the formal entry into mainstream political and organisational service under the BJP umbrella.

Village President, Upperpally – BJP (2000–2004)
From 2000 to 2004, Bokka Balreddy served as Village President of Upperpally from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Through humble and dedicated service, he earned the trust and affection of the local people, establishing strong personal connections at the grassroots level.
His approachable nature and consistent efforts made him a popular and reliable leader among villagers.

Rajendra Nagar Municipality General Secretary – BJYM (2004–2007)
Bokka Balreddy served as General Secretary of Rajendra Nagar Municipality in BJYM from 2004 to 2007. He effectively coordinated party activities, youth mobilisation, and local welfare programs during this period.

Ranga Reddy District Executive Member – BJYM (2007–2009)
From 2007 to 2009, he was appointed as District Executive Member of Ranga Reddy in BJYM. He played an active role in strengthening party presence and addressing district-level issues.

BJYM State Executive Member (2009–2010)
Between 2009 and 2010, Shri Balreddy served as State Executive Member of BJYM. He contributed to statewide youth programmes, policy discussions, and organisational expansion.

Greater Hyderabad Vice President – BJYM (2010–2013)
From 2010 to 2013, he held the position of Vice President for Greater Hyderabad in BJYM. He focused on urban youth engagement, campaign coordination, and party-building in the city region.

Ranga Reddy District President – BJYM (2013–2016)
Balreddy served as Ranga Reddy District President of BJYM from 2013 to 2016. He led district-level activities with strong organisational discipline and grassroots outreach.

BJYM State Secretary (2017–2021)
From 2017 to 2021, he was appointed as State Secretary of BJYM. In this role, he worked on statewide coordination, youth leadership development, and party welfare initiatives.

Leadership as BJP Narayanpet District Incharge (Since-2026)
Extending his commitment beyond party confines, Bokka Balreddy assumed the mantle of BJP Narayanpet Distirct Incharge, demonstrating a broad vision for community leadership. His tenure was marked by strategic oversight and a dedication to enhancing local governance and unity.

Founder & President – Nava Yuga Vikas Society

Bokka Balreddy founded the Nava Yuga Vikas Society and served as its President, focusing on social development and community welfare activities.

Under his leadership, the society became more active in politics and consistently worked toward the overall welfare and upliftment of the people. This platform allowed him to expand his service-oriented initiatives and strengthen his public image as a committed social worker.

Founder – Youth for Rajendra Nagar (2021 Onwards)

In 2021, Bokka Balreddy founded Youth for Rajendra Nagar, a platform dedicated to youth empowerment and social service initiatives.  Through this foundation, he organised numerous welfare activities such as tree plantation drives, grocery distribution to the needy, and stationery distribution to students.

He has also been regularly celebrating the birth and death anniversaries of Swami Vivekananda, paying tributes and spreading the message of service and patriotism among the youth.

Active Leadership and Public Advocacy

• Balreddy launched a campaign on behalf of BJYM demanding cancellation of permission granted for a play club in a new hotel, highlighting community concerns.
  
• Along with BJP leaders, he staged a dharna in support of RTC workers, raising voice for their rights and welfare.
  
• BJP leaders under his leadership in BJYM Ranga Reddy district initiated a signature drive protesting the state government’s decision to grant 1200 reservations to Muslims.
  
• He participated in a dharna near a petrol bunk under Rajendranagar Mahila Morcha to demand reduction of VAT on petrol and diesel from the state government.
  
• He actively took part in the Ram Mandir fund collection programme, contributing to the national movement with dedication.

Exemplary Service During the COVID-19 Pandemic

• The COVID-19 pandemic severely affected people’s lives, causing immense hardship for ordinary citizens to survive.
  
• Even during the crisis, Shri Bokka Balreddy selflessly contributed his share to help the affected people.
  
• He distributed essential commodities, fruits, and groceries to the poor, elderly in old age homes, and children in orphanages.
  
• During the lockdown, he provided fruits, food packets, and water bottles to roadside dwellers and homeless individuals, along with blankets for their comfort.
  
• He organised Annadanam (free food distribution) programmes for police personnel, municipal workers, and frontline staff who served tirelessly during the corona crisis.
  
• Awareness programmes were conducted on maintaining physical distance and following precautionary measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
  
• He financially supported COVID victims by providing vitamin tablets, masks, sanitizers, and fruits to aid their recovery.
  
• Balreddy continued his service efforts even during the second wave of the pandemic.
  
• He distributed vegetables and fruits to villagers and needy people to ensure basic nutrition during lock downs.
  
• Awareness camps and seminars were organised to educate people about the COVID-19 vaccine and the effects of the virus.
  
• In red zones declared due to coronavirus infection, he provided proper precautions, instructions, and support to residents.
  
• He conducted awareness programmes on precautionary measures to prevent COVID-19 spread and urged people not to panic.