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Telangana Rashtra Parishad slams CM Kiran's 'blackmail politics' over Telangana Bill
Telangana Rashtra Parishad Slams CM Kiran Kumar's 'Blackmail Politics' Over Telangana Bill. The Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh on realising that the Telangana Bill will be sent back to the President on Jan 30 2014 and no further extension would be provided.
The Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh on realising that the Telangana Bill will be sent back to the President on Jan 30 2014 and no further extension would be provided, has resorted to Black Mail politics by trying to passionately charge up entire Seemandhra region by stating that he would quit politics if the T Bill is introduced in the Parliament.
The Telangana Rashtra Parishad Party vehemently condemns this statement of Kiran Kumar Reddy and demands that the CM should stop indulging in political dramatics and instead cooperate for the creation of Telangana state.
In a press note sent to the media, Ramesh Pothula, Vice President of the Telangana Rashtra Parishad reiterated: "Time and again, by making this sort of unwarranted statements, Kiran Kumar Reddy is actually building up animosity between the two regions and is widening the gulf and adding up more irreparable hostilities."
