It seems like Days are coming near to announce the Telangana state, Taking a step forward on Telangana, the UPA government has called a meeting of its Coordination Committee for July 31 ,the day Panchayat polls end in Andhra Pradesh to take a view on the division of the State. The outcome of the meeting will determine the date of the Congress Working Committee meeting.
Meanwhile, even as senior Congress leaders from Andhra Pradesh have gradually begun to accept that the Centre is heading towards dividing the State, many of them have warned the party’s central leadership of the many problems that could follow it.
Total six MPs from andhra including Union Ministers M.M. Pallam Raju, K.S. Rao, Chiranjeevi and D. Purandeswari and K. Bapiraju and Anantarami Reddy met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday to make yet another attempt to keep Andhra Pradesh united. The MPs told the Prime Minister that there would be repercussions not only in the State but also for the entire country if the State was divided.
Manmohan listened all the versions from Seemandhra leaders and expressed his unability to favors for them as the decision has already over.Will wait and see the proceedings until August 5 th.
Meanwhile, even as senior Congress leaders from Andhra Pradesh have gradually begun to accept that the Centre is heading towards dividing the State, many of them have warned the party’s central leadership of the many problems that could follow it.
Total six MPs from andhra including Union Ministers M.M. Pallam Raju, K.S. Rao, Chiranjeevi and D. Purandeswari and K. Bapiraju and Anantarami Reddy met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Saturday to make yet another attempt to keep Andhra Pradesh united. The MPs told the Prime Minister that there would be repercussions not only in the State but also for the entire country if the State was divided.
Manmohan listened all the versions from Seemandhra leaders and expressed his unability to favors for them as the decision has already over.Will wait and see the proceedings until August 5 th.