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Ashok Babu urges parties to fight united
Ashok Babu Urges Parties To Fight United. Leaders from four parties represented the meeting. The parties which attended the meeting are: TDP, congress, CPI (M) and Loksatta. Apart from political party leaders, leaders from various employees’ unions also participated in the meeting.
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Hyderabad: On Saturday, after the conclusion of an all party meet, the APNGOs' president, Paruchuri Ashok Babu said that they have arrived at a unanimous resolution to be on the same line, in view of the tabling of T-bill in the State Assembly.
He spoke to the media, just after the conclusion of an all party meet and said they had gained support from all parties fighting for the cause of keeping the state united and demanded all 158 MLAs from Seemandhra region to oppose the T-bill, unanimously.
He said further APNGOs will consult leaders of all political parties to decide whether to meet the president or not. Others who addressed the media are Payyavula Kesav of TDP and Sailajanath of Congress party. The urged all political parties, once again, to keep the state united.
Leaders from four parties represented the meeting. The parties which attended the meeting are: TDP, congress, CPI (M) and Loksatta. Apart from political party leaders, leaders from various employees’ unions also participated in the meeting.
