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Another face-off over division
The Vidyut Soudha and Bheema Bhavan once again witnessed tense moments, on Wednesday, as the Seemandhra and Telangana JAC employees came face to face during lunch hour agitation. While the Seemandhra JAC employees were holding protests demanding that the State be kept united, the Telangana JAC employees holding black flags staged counter protest. Addressing the Telangana employees, TJAC chairman M Kodandaram demanded the Centre to introduce Telangana bill in the ongoing monsoon session of the Parliament. He said the fight was not against people of other regions but it was a fight against the politicians.
Pro- and anti-Telangana protests held at Vidyut Soudha and Bheema Bhavan
Hyderabad: The Vidyut Soudha and Bheema Bhavan once again witnessed tense moments, on Wednesday, as the Seemandhra and Telangana JAC employees came face to face during lunch hour agitation.
While the Seemandhra JAC employees were holding protests demanding that the State be kept united, the Telangana JAC employees holding black flags staged counter protest. Addressing the Telangana employees, TJAC chairman M Kodandaram demanded the Centre to introduce Telangana bill in the ongoing monsoon session of the Parliament. He said the fight was not against people of other regions but it was a fight against the politicians.
Noted political analyst Prof Haragopal appealed to the media to engage in discussions with intellectuals and experts to clear apprehensions of Seemandhra people.
