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TJAC chairman blasts Seemandhra legislators
TJAC chairman blasts Seemandhra legislators, AP Reorganisation Bill, Telangana Bill. The Telangana Advocates JAC is organising a public meeting at AV College on January 5 (Sunday) seeking amendment to the clause according common High Court for both States in the AP Reorganisation Bill.
Says blocking the Bill is undemocratic
Hyderabad: Telangana Joint Action Committee (TJAC) chairman Prof Kodandaram on Saturday termed the actions of Seemandhra legislators in both the Assembly and Legislative Council as unconstitutional and undemocratic.
Speaking to reporters after releasing a poster of TJAC's 'Sampoorna Telangana Sadhana Deeksha' scheduled to be held on January 7 at Indira Park, Kodandaram reminded that almost all the regional parties in the State had thrown the ball in Centre's court on dividing the State.
“However, once the Centre took a final decision on the issue these parties did a volte-face. As a result, legislators of these parties have been obstructing proceedings to ensure that no discussion takes place in both Houses on the AP Reorganisation Bill,’’ he said.
T lawyers’ rally today
The Telangana Advocates JAC is organising a public meeting at AV College on January 5 (Sunday) seeking amendment to the clause according common High Court for both States in the AP Reorganisation Bill.
Addressing a press conference here, Advocates JAC chairman G Rajender Reddy stated that there was no way advocates on either side of the divide could operate from a common court after the bifurcation.
They would highlight discrimination in the judicial sector in the unified State and remedies as per the Constitution in the proposed public meeting, he added.
