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Make Sept 7 peace rally a success: TNGOs
Telangana NGOs’ president Devi Prasad demanded the Central Government to immediately introduce Telangana Bill in Parliament without further delay. Speaking as the Chief Guest at a meeting organised by the Telangana Teachers’ JAC at Sundarayya Vignana Kendram on Tuesday, All the teachers’ unions across Telangana unanimously moved a resolution to make the peace rally being organised by the Telangana JAC on September 7, a huge success.
Devi Prasad wants APNGOs event to be cancelled
Devi Prasad, who called upon people to participate in the rally, said that the APNGOs programme in Hyderabad scheduled on the same day needs to be strongly opposed and cancelled
Hyderabad: Telangana NGOs’ president Devi Prasad demanded the Central Government to immediately introduce Telangana Bill in Parliament without further delay. Speaking as the Chief Guest at a meeting organised by the Telangana Teachers’ JAC at Sundarayya Vignana Kendram on Tuesday, All the teachers’ unions across Telangana unanimously moved a resolution to make the peace rally being organised by the Telangana JAC on September 7, a huge success.
Devi Prasad, who called out lakhs of people to participate in the rally, said that the APNGOs programme in Hyderabad being planned on the same day needs to be strictly opposed and cancelled. He said that the employees in Seemandhra region needed to release a white paper and felt that APNGOs were unnecessarily trying to create a sense of insecurity among the people of all regions and that their activities needed to stop.
