Non-Telangana Congress MPs meet PM
NEW DELHI: With the top Congress administration seeming to have veered towards making of Telangana, Congress Mps from rest of Andhra Pradesh contradicted any division of the state while a gathering MP from Telangana district said the legislature might as well run ahead with the choice.
The six hostile to Telangana Mps, incorporating Union clergymen M Pallam Raju, K S Rao, Chiranjeevi and D Purandeshwari (all hailing from waterfront Andhra) and K Bapiraju and Anantarami Reddy met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in an assignment to push for keeping Andhra Pradesh united.
The Mps told Prime Minister that there might be repercussions for the state as well as for the whole nation if Andhra Pradesh is partitioned.
Rao said after the gathering that any choice to part the state might make issues. It was none, of these in light of a legitimate concern for the individuals nor the different areas of Andhra Pradesh, he said.
Conversing with correspondents, Bapiraju said the appointment told the Prime Minister that framing of Telangana will make issues in numerous states incorporating Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh where there are requests for differentiate statehood.
He said the PM gave a patient hearing to the pioneers.
Then again, expert Telangana Congress MP Ponnam Prabhakar told a public interview that there ought to be no restriction, incorporating from gathering Mps, to the framing of the differentiate state as the procedure of meeting was over.
Right away that the gathering has taken a "choice", the guides from waterfront Andhra and Rayalaseema ought not "make any obstacle" in the creation of Telangana.
"If you don't mind assume the part of a senior sibling and expedite the making of Telangana. Why posture deterrents now in the wake of three monotonous years of conferences"? he said.
Yesterday, there were elevated amount examinations between the Congress focal administration and the state PCC authority on the interest for formation of Telangana.
AICC General secretary accountable for Andhra Pradesh Digivijaya Singh and his antecedent Ghulam Nabi Azad had held divide talks with head serve N Kiran Kumar Reddy, PCC boss Botsa Satyanarayana and representative boss priest Damodar Rajanarasimha.
The two pioneers were comprehended to have passed on to the state administration that the gathering has made up its brain on the formation of Telangana and it was just a matter of time before it is affirmed.
The six hostile to Telangana Mps, incorporating Union clergymen M Pallam Raju, K S Rao, Chiranjeevi and D Purandeshwari (all hailing from waterfront Andhra) and K Bapiraju and Anantarami Reddy met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in an assignment to push for keeping Andhra Pradesh united.
The Mps told Prime Minister that there might be repercussions for the state as well as for the whole nation if Andhra Pradesh is partitioned.
Rao said after the gathering that any choice to part the state might make issues. It was none, of these in light of a legitimate concern for the individuals nor the different areas of Andhra Pradesh, he said.
Conversing with correspondents, Bapiraju said the appointment told the Prime Minister that framing of Telangana will make issues in numerous states incorporating Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh where there are requests for differentiate statehood.
He said the PM gave a patient hearing to the pioneers.
Then again, expert Telangana Congress MP Ponnam Prabhakar told a public interview that there ought to be no restriction, incorporating from gathering Mps, to the framing of the differentiate state as the procedure of meeting was over.
Right away that the gathering has taken a "choice", the guides from waterfront Andhra and Rayalaseema ought not "make any obstacle" in the creation of Telangana.
"If you don't mind assume the part of a senior sibling and expedite the making of Telangana. Why posture deterrents now in the wake of three monotonous years of conferences"? he said.
Yesterday, there were elevated amount examinations between the Congress focal administration and the state PCC authority on the interest for formation of Telangana.
AICC General secretary accountable for Andhra Pradesh Digivijaya Singh and his antecedent Ghulam Nabi Azad had held divide talks with head serve N Kiran Kumar Reddy, PCC boss Botsa Satyanarayana and representative boss priest Damodar Rajanarasimha.
The two pioneers were comprehended to have passed on to the state administration that the gathering has made up its brain on the formation of Telangana and it was just a matter of time before it is affirmed.
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