A Journey of Public Service

PERSONAL BACKGROUND

Guntur Roots and a Commitment to Public Life

Born on 5 August 1973, Shri Apparaju Janardhana Rao Sharma Ji is the son of Late Shri Venkata Subba Rao. Based in Guntur, he holds a Bachelor of Arts degree and communicates with local communities in Telugu.

His interests include spiritual and Vedic reading, moral education, traditional culture and sustainable rural development. These interests accompany his work in public service and social activism.

FORMATIVE YEARS

RSS Swayamsevak — Roots in Discipline and National Service

Shri Apparaju Janardhana Rao Sharma Ji began his public-service journey as a young RSS Swayamsevak. Shakha discipline, volunteer work and cultural learning shaped his commitment to patriotism, Integral Humanism and service to society.

Community programmes, assistance to people in need and cultural activities for young volunteers formed an early part of his work. These experiences prepared him for later responsibilities in political organization and social service.

CULTURAL PARTICIPATION

Hindu Unity Rath Yatra and Ram Mandir Movement

Shri Sharma Ji participated in Hindu unity mobilization associated with Shri L. K. Advani Ji and the Ayodhya Ram Mandir movement. Carrying the saffron flag, he took part as a Ram Sevak and Kar Sevak.

Working with fellow volunteers strengthened his commitment to collective effort and disciplined public participation. This period remains an important part of his association with the RSS tradition and the wider cultural movement.

GRASSROOTS WORK

Public Service Inspired by Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ji

Inspired by Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ji's leadership, Shri Sharma Ji took part in party programmes and welfare-related outreach. His work focused on explaining public initiatives to ordinary families and connecting national programmes with local needs.

Across the Telugu-speaking regions, his responsibilities included booth-level coordination, voter awareness, campaigning and worker training. He maintained contact with farmers, rural communities and young volunteers as part of this organizational work.

1999 • ORGANIZATION ABOVE SELF

An MLA Ticket Not Received — A Commitment That Continued

During the 1999 elections, Shri Sharma Ji sought an opportunity to contest as a BJP MLA candidate in the BJP–TDP alliance period. The party allotted the ticket to another candidate.

His personal account identifies Shri Kishan Reddy in connection with the selection decision. Shri Sharma Ji accepted the outcome and worked for the selected candidate, bringing his supporters and party workers together to maintain unity.

The disappointment did not end his involvement. He continued participating in the party's election effort and chose to work within the organization.

2004 • CONSISTENT PARTY SERVICE

Public Work Through a Difficult Political Phase

In 2004, Shri Sharma Ji remained active in BJP programmes and public-service initiatives. He followed organizational directions, participated through both favourable and difficult circumstances, and helped take service programmes to the public.

His aspiration for an MLA opportunity remained unfulfilled during this period. He continued working with the party, maintaining public contact and supporting its programmes.

2009 • LOYALTY THROUGH DISAPPOINTMENT

Supporting the Party After the Ticket Went Elsewhere

During the 2009 elections, Shri Sharma Ji campaigned for the BJP during Shri Rajnath Singh Ji's party leadership. He was considered for an MLA candidature, but the ticket was ultimately allotted to another candidate.

He remained with the BJP and continued its organizational work. His personal account states that he declined approaches involving financial incentives and ticket opportunities from other parties, including Praja Rajyam.

His biography also records cordial ties with Shri Rajnath Singh Ji and greetings from senior leaders on occasions connected with party activities. These relationships formed part of his wider organizational engagement.

SINCE 2010 • PERSONAL SOCIAL SERVICE

Sai Ram Groups and Compassionate Service

As Chairman of Sai Ram Groups, Shri Sharma Ji connects his professional responsibilities with employment and the welfare of working families. His personal social service since 2010 includes support for orphanages, old-age homes, hospitals, patients and families in need.

His activities also include health camps, patient assistance, plantation drives, rural sanitation, farmer-welfare outreach and disaster-relief participation through organizational networks. He supports education and skills for rural youth, alongside sustainable agriculture and environmental care.

2022–2024 • YOUTH LEADERSHIP

BYSS Organizing Secretary — Andhra Pradesh and Telangana

From 2022 to 2024, Shri Sharma Ji served as Organizing Secretary of Bharatiya Yuva Seva Sangh (BYSS) for Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. He encouraged youth participation in community programmes and volunteer work.

The role involved coordination, teamwork and mentoring young people in patriotism and civic responsibility. He encouraged them to develop leadership through practical service.

ABHM • DHARMA AND COMMUNITY SERVICE

Andhra Pradesh State Leadership

As Andhra Pradesh State President of Akhil Bharat Hindu Mahasabha, Shri Sharma Ji works on Dharma awareness, cultural heritage, Hindu unity and social service.

His priorities include temple heritage, youth participation and community coordination. He brings his earlier organizational experience to these responsibilities, with an emphasis on regular public contact and disciplined work.

NATIONAL GOW SEVA RESPONSIBILITY

Bovine Welfare and Rural Livelihoods

As National Secretary of the Bharat–International Cow Service Federation, Shri Sharma Ji supports Gow Seva, Gaushala development and the preservation of indigenous cattle breeds.

His approach connects care for cattle with farmer welfare, organic farming awareness and responsible implementation of cattle-protection measures. He regards compassionate animal care as part of his wider service to society.

JANAARDHANA CHARITABLE TRUST • ORGANIZED SERVICE

Bringing Compassion into an Organized Platform

Janaardhana Charitable Trust provides an organized platform for Gow Seva, Annadanam, elderly care and support for vulnerable families. It brings together his service interests and opportunities for community participation.

Inspired by Dharma and selfless duty, the Trust's approach emphasizes dignity, responsible volunteering and practical help. His personal service experience since 2010 provides the background for this separate charitable platform.

HEALTH, RETURN AND CONTINUED INSPIRATION

Renewed Service Inspired by Shri Narendra Modi Ji

Health concerns required Shri Sharma Ji to pause some of his active party responsibilities. During that period, he continued sharing Shri Narendra Modi Ji's initiatives and speeches on X, YouTube and Facebook.

Following recovery, he returned to public and organizational work. He draws inspiration from Modi Ji's emphasis on development and public service, and supports inclusive progress expressed through Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas.

INSPIRATION • COURAGE AND ORGANIZATION

Resolve Inspired by Shri Amit Shah Ji

Shri Sharma Ji draws inspiration from Shri Amit Shah Ji's courage, resolve and organizational discipline. He seeks to reflect those qualities in teamwork, public contact and commitment during difficult circumstances.

For his own work, this means taking responsibility, coordinating volunteers and staying focused on service even when personal expectations are not fulfilled.

PUBLIC OUTLOOK

Development, Local Responsibility and Social Harmony

Shri Sharma Ji supports stronger Panchayats and local institutions, transparent governance, farmer welfare and opportunities for rural youth. He seeks to connect cultural preservation with practical development needs.

His experience includes grassroots mobilization, campaign planning, cadre training and public speaking in Telugu. Across these responsibilities, he emphasizes direct communication, cooperation and accountability to the people he serves.