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Kiran to sacrifice anything for United Andhra Pradesh
Kiran to sacrifice anything for United Andhra Pradesh, He said it is because of united strength of Telugu people; the community has emerged as stronger community and achieved progress in all sectors.
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Chief minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy addressed the crowd at Rajahmundry in Rachchabanda program and reiterated that there will be many problems by dividing the state. He made a special mention of water, electricity, education and employment related problems. He once again said the majority of the problems will be faced by Telangana rather than Seemandhra.
He said it is because of united strength of Telugu people; the community has emerged as stronger community and achieved progress in all sectors. He said major projects like Nagarjuna Sagar and Srisailam became a reality because of united Andhra Pradesh. In the same meeting he hinted that he would sacrifice anything for the sake of united Andhra Pradesh. He has been openly expressing his dissonance against Congress party’s decision on Telangana issue on several occasions for the past three months.
He demanded the central government to revoke its decision of bifurcating the state. It is evident that he had sent letters to the President of India, Pranab Mukherjee and the Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, blaming the central government for taking the decision of formation of Telangana.
