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Congress, BJP join hands for Telangana?
Congress And BJP To Come Together For Telangana. According to the sources, an unofficial agreement was made between the Congress Party and BJP over Telangana issue.
According to the sources, an unofficial agreement was made between the Congress Party and BJP over Telangana issue. It is learnt that the Bharatiya Janata party has been planning to implicate Shinde from the very beginning of the looming Parliament session. At the same time, the Congress Party is also not willing to conduct the parliament session, smoothly. As usual, Seemandhra MPs will protest for the United Andhra Pradesh causing hurdles to the smooth functioning of the house.
In a similar vein that happened in the state assembly on Thursday the vote on account budget will be passed with the positive voice vote of the Loksabha speaker.
However, there will be a sure debate over Telangana bill for at least 2-3 days. The Union Government is all set to include the demands of Seemandhra people in ibid bill. From the other end, BJP would vote for Telangana and claim BJP to be the ultimate Telangana philanthropists, as their participation will be very crucial to ascertain required majority to pass the bill. So, it is learnt that over Telangana bill, the two major parties have already arrived at an amicable resolution, unofficially.
