BDP Delegation Submits Symbol Request to Election Commission,,

Kerala ,,South, Post ,A delegation from the Bahujan Dravida Party (BDP), including National President Sardar Jeevan Singh, BDSF National Convener Mr. Abishak, and Tamil Nadu Spokesperson Adv. Selva Singh, visited the Election Commission of India on December 4, 2025. They formally requested a common election symbol for the 2026 Tamil Nadu and Kerala Assembly elections, signaling the party’s full preparations for these polls. This step highlights BDP’s ongoing commitment to pan-India participation, rooted in its mission for Begampura Khalsa Raj and upliftment of SC/ST/OBC communities.nParty’s Electoral Strategy and IdeologyBDP, founded in 2019 by Tamil Sikh leader Sardar Jeevan Singh, draws from Sikh Gurus’ teachings to fight social inequalities and promote economic emancipation for marginalized groups. The party has contested prior elections, such as fielding seven candidates in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls using symbols like ‘pen nib with seven rays’. It distinguishes itself by blending Bahujan-Dravidian ideals with Sikhism’s casteless vision, targeting southern states amid critiques of upper-caste dominance.,,