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Telangana, AP's widening gap
Telangana, AP’s Widening Gap. Till July 30, 2013, no party or voluntary organization has seen the Telangana agitation as a serious issue, transparently. But, once the decision of Congress Working Committee had come out and the then ruling Congress Party has chosen to divide the state, many apprehensions were raised by the Seemandhra people.
Till July 30, 2013, no party or voluntary organization has seen the Telangana agitation as a serious issue, transparently. But, once the decision of Congress Working Committee had come out and the then ruling Congress Party has chosen to divide the state, many apprehensions were raised by the Seemandhra people. All those trepidations envisaged before the state bifurcation more or less becoming the true facts, appealingly.
The recent decisions made by the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana governments are truly parting the people of either region. Let it be the issue of imposing of interstate taxes for private transports by the Telangana state government or the issue of cancellation of PACs by the Andhra Pradesh state government or any such issue for that matter. All these issues collectively making the lives of the common people, fed-up.
Yes, it’s truly the common man who suffers and not the elite of any particular state. The issues may lead to greater problems, if not amicably resolved timely at the appropriate level. Both the governments should consider the students as far as EAMCET admissions are concerned, which is the most burning issue related to the lives and future of the students. Also, every such issue needs to be addressed amicably instead of giving it a political look.
