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T Bill copies burnt in Bhogi fire
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Telangana Bill Copies Burnt in Bhogi Fire. Employees backing Samaikyandhra and others on Monday burnt copies of the draft Telangana Bill in traditional Sankranti bonfire at several places in the region, as a mark of protest against the State’s division. APNGOs’ Association president P Ashok Babu led the protest at Ongole.
To mark protest against state bifurcation
Hyderabad: Employees backing Samaikyandhra and others on Monday burnt copies of the draft Telangana Bill in traditional Sankranti bonfire at several places in the region, as a mark of protest against the State’s division. APNGOs’ Association president P Ashok Babu led the protest at Ongole.
Noting that the State’s division would not have much impact on politicians, as they could continue to carry on with their activities, he said the bifurcation would adversely impact the Seeandhra students and employees. Similar protests were organised in Coastal Andhra and Rayalaseema.
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Telugu Desam legislator Dasari Bala Vardhana Rao, the party's farmers' wing leader, and members of APNGOs’ Association took part in the protest at Hanuman junction, on the Vijayawada- Visakhapatnam national highway in Krishna district. They burnt copies of the Bill and raised slogans against the State’s bifurcation.
Samaikyandhra supporters gathered at Gudiwada and protested against the Bill, while raising slogans favouring united Andhra. Burning of the copies of the Bill is part of a programme of protests called by APNGOs.
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