Sonia Gandhi meets Manmohan Singh ahead of CWC meeting
NEW DELHI: amidst mounting force from both genius and hostile to Telangana guides, Congress President Sonia Gandhi on Tuesday met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in front of the vital UPA and CWC gatherings to take a last choice on the divide statehood issue.
The gathering came as pioneers from both assemblies proceeded with their force plans even as the authority was veering towards a choice for making of a divide state.
Mps and union pastors from the Andhra area incorporating HRD Minister M Pallam Raju, JD Seelam, D Purandeshwari and Panabaka Laxmi on Tuesday met AICC general secretary in-control for Andhra Pradesh Digvijay Singh to enroll their dissent over making of Telangana.
"I suppose the center council has examined the matter finally. Furthermore they are all stressed over it that whatever choice that they may take is set to have an enduring suggestion on Andhra Pradesh.and that is precisely what we come to express our fear about with the General Secretary," Raju, who hails from Seemandhra district, said after the gathering.
Seelam said whatever qualified data has occurred the production of Telangana is in the media and a choice is yet to be proclaimed formally and henceforth they have communicated their concerns to the general secretary in-control about it.
In the meantime, he said there was no inquiry of leaving the Congress and "we will submit to the choice."
In an alternate one advancement, 10 Congress priests from the state fitting in with Telangana district have arrived in Delhi and are relied upon to meet various gathering pioneers.
The have likewise looked for an arrangement with the Congress President to press for their interest.
Got some information about Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy's resistance to the bifurcation of the state, state Information Minister D K Aruna, who hails from Telangana area said, Reddy is taking the choices.
"This is an UPA government and Sonia Gandhi will take a last choice," she said, communicating trust that the 50 year battle will prove to be fruitful.
Union Ministers Sushilkumar Shinde, P Chidambaram amd Ghulam Nabi Azad, who was the prior AICC general secretary in-control for Andhra Pradesh, and party pioneers Digvijay Singh and Ahmed Patel had a gathering with the Congress President at her home after Gandhi's gathering with the Prime Minister.
In front of the UPA gathering on Telangana, RLD boss Ajit Singh said the choice might as well have been taken long back.
Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister and a noticeable Congress guide from Telangana C Damodar Rajanarasimha said, "Everything will be settled today.they are 100 for every penny positive. Telangana is set to be an actuality with Hyderabad as the state capital."
Got some information about the question on the issue, he said, "There is no debate whatsoever. Sympathetic don't make debate, don't make fears. There are no fears, there is no question whatsoever."
Union Minister Chiranjeevi, who had met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh yesterday as well as other focal pastors hailing from the seaside Andhra district said, "A last choice has not been taken. We are attempting to keep Andhra Pradesh united."
The gathering came as pioneers from both assemblies proceeded with their force plans even as the authority was veering towards a choice for making of a divide state.
Mps and union pastors from the Andhra area incorporating HRD Minister M Pallam Raju, JD Seelam, D Purandeshwari and Panabaka Laxmi on Tuesday met AICC general secretary in-control for Andhra Pradesh Digvijay Singh to enroll their dissent over making of Telangana.
"I suppose the center council has examined the matter finally. Furthermore they are all stressed over it that whatever choice that they may take is set to have an enduring suggestion on Andhra Pradesh.and that is precisely what we come to express our fear about with the General Secretary," Raju, who hails from Seemandhra district, said after the gathering.
Seelam said whatever qualified data has occurred the production of Telangana is in the media and a choice is yet to be proclaimed formally and henceforth they have communicated their concerns to the general secretary in-control about it.
In the meantime, he said there was no inquiry of leaving the Congress and "we will submit to the choice."
In an alternate one advancement, 10 Congress priests from the state fitting in with Telangana district have arrived in Delhi and are relied upon to meet various gathering pioneers.
The have likewise looked for an arrangement with the Congress President to press for their interest.
Got some information about Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy's resistance to the bifurcation of the state, state Information Minister D K Aruna, who hails from Telangana area said, Reddy is taking the choices.
"This is an UPA government and Sonia Gandhi will take a last choice," she said, communicating trust that the 50 year battle will prove to be fruitful.
Union Ministers Sushilkumar Shinde, P Chidambaram amd Ghulam Nabi Azad, who was the prior AICC general secretary in-control for Andhra Pradesh, and party pioneers Digvijay Singh and Ahmed Patel had a gathering with the Congress President at her home after Gandhi's gathering with the Prime Minister.
In front of the UPA gathering on Telangana, RLD boss Ajit Singh said the choice might as well have been taken long back.
Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister and a noticeable Congress guide from Telangana C Damodar Rajanarasimha said, "Everything will be settled today.they are 100 for every penny positive. Telangana is set to be an actuality with Hyderabad as the state capital."
Got some information about the question on the issue, he said, "There is no debate whatsoever. Sympathetic don't make debate, don't make fears. There are no fears, there is no question whatsoever."
Union Minister Chiranjeevi, who had met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh yesterday as well as other focal pastors hailing from the seaside Andhra district said, "A last choice has not been taken. We are attempting to keep Andhra Pradesh united."
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