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Deve Gowda assures to block Telangana Bill
Deve Gowda Assures To Block Telangana Bill. Speaking to media persons, the association president informed that the Deve Gowda had promised to oppose the Telangana Bill in the Parliament.
• Ashok Babu to meet DMK, AIADMK and Trinamool chiefs
• ‘Ministers vying for packages will pay heavily
• APNGOs to intensify agitations once T bill introduced in Assembly
Hyderabad: Exuding confidence over the possible outcome of his meeting with the former Prime Minister and Janata Dal (Secular) national president H D Deve Gowda, the APNGOs president P Ashok Babu said he would be meeting the chiefs of the DMK, AIADMK and Trinamool Congress seeking their support to stop bifurcation of the State.
Speaking to media persons, the association president informed that the Deve Gowda had promised to oppose the Telangana Bill in the Parliament. He said that leaders from other major regional parties would be explained the negative effects of bifurcation and impact in their own States.
“We have to ensure that all regional and national parties oppose the Bill,” he noted. Predicting that there would be no more political career for the Union Ministers from Seemandhra, he said that those leaders, who are vying for packages, will be buried for their political future.
He reiterated that the movement will be intensified once the T-bill reaches Assembly.
