Hyderabad : Both Andhra and Telangana Congress leaders are breaking their
heads to know what the decision of the High Command would be on the
Telangana issue.
Meanwhile, there is a widespread discussion on how the core committee deliberations had leaked out to the media.
Speaking
to the media on Tuesday, AICC general secretary and state incharge
Digvijay Singh said that core committee deliberations could not be
revealed. Still what the three leaders - the Chief Minister Kiran Kumar
Reddy, the Deputy Chief Minister Damodara raja Narasimha and the PCC
chief Botsa Satyanarayana - said in their so called roadmaps was already
reported in the media. Now suspicions are being expressed if the
Congress High Command itself had leaked out the details to gauge the
opinion of the Seemandhra and Telangana leaders, before taking a
decision.
Digvijay Singh meanwhile surprised everyone on
Tuesday by stating that decision on state division would be taken before
the 2014 elections. This has come as a surprise to all as there was an
intense feeling that the decision would be taken either later this month
or early next month. Parliament monsoon session would be beginning on
August 5. Telangana leaders are hopeful that a decision would be
announced before the session began.
Telangana Congress
leaders are seething with anger at the Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy
as the news that he had opposed state bifurcation in the recent core
committee meeting had become public now.
As it was also
reported that Kiran expressed fears that communal forces also would rise
their heads if Telangana state was created, MIM MLA Akbaruddin Owaisi
met the Deputy Chief Minister Damodara Raja Narasimha to verify the
facts.
Telangana leaders are also angry that Kiran had
reportedly stated that the naxalixm problem also would intensify if the
state was bifurcated.
While Telangana Congress leaders are
privately expressing anger, senior leader and Rajya Sabha member V
Hanumanta Rao openly lashed out at the Chief Minister. He reminded that
the problem of Naxalism was born in Srikakulam district and spread to
Khammam and Warangal in Telangana through the Seemandhra districts of
Vizianagaram and Visakhapatnam.
Telangana leaders are
arguing that the problem of Naxalism arose in the region, as government
rejected people’s demand of conceding Telangana in 1969.
There
is also a big debate on the reported suggestion of the Chief Minister
for a package to Telangana. Some are expressing doubts that what Kiran
said in the core committee meeting was being leaked into the media as
per a plan.
MP Manda Jagannatham who recently joined the
TRS said that Naxalism was born in Seemandhra and not Telangana. He said
the Chief Minister had totally failed in controlling terrorism in
Hyderabad
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