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YSRCP refutes Diggy’s charge
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Our Bureau Hyderabad : The YSRCP leader M V Mysoora Reddy on Wednesday denied that YSR Congress party had given its nod for bifurcation of the state at the all party meeting held last year in New Delhi. He said it was unfortunate that a senior Congress leader like Digvijay Singh had made such a statement in New Delhi on Wednesday. Either he is misinformed or has lost ‘ mental stability,’ Reddy said. Speaking to newsmen at party office, he said his party categorically told the Centre that the YSRCP will not support division of the state until the aspirations and sentiments of people of both the regions were respected and equal justice was rendered to all. YSR party never submitted a letter to Centre in favour of Telangana as claimed by the Congress leader. Reddy suggested Digvijay to play the role of a father figure and address the grievances of Seemandhra people instead of instigating people on regional grounds.
Hyderabad : The YSRCP leader M V Mysoora Reddy on Wednesday denied that YSR Congress party had given its nod for bifurcation of the state at the all party meeting held last year in New Delhi. He said it was unfortunate that a senior Congress leader like Digvijay Singh had made such a statement in New Delhi on Wednesday. Either he is misinformed or has lost ‘ mental stability,’ Reddy said.
Speaking to newsmen at party office, he said his party categorically told the Centre that the YSRCP will not support division of the state until the aspirations and sentiments of people of both the regions were respected and equal justice was rendered to all. YSR party never submitted a letter to Centre in favour of Telangana as claimed by the Congress leader. Reddy suggested Digvijay to play the role of a father figure and address the grievances of Seemandhra people instead of instigating people on regional grounds.
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