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Congress blames AP CM for inaction
Former minister and Leader of Opposition in Legislative Council, C Ramachandraiah, here on Saturday blamed Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu for not taking initiatives to settle disputes with the neighbouring Telangana State.
Vijayawada: Former minister and Leader of Opposition in Legislative Council, C Ramachandraiah, here on Saturday blamed Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu for not taking initiatives to settle disputes with the neighbouring Telangana State.
Ramachandraiah said that the Chief Minister had met the Union Ministers in Delhi on his return from China tour, but had failed to get a solution to the disputes with the TS.
He felt that the Chief Minister should have seriously taken up the issue of High Court division as raised by the TS government and advocates with the Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh and solved it. He also felt that the Chief Minister should have taken up the river water disputes with Union Minister Uma Bharti to find a solution.
He regretted that the Chief Minister did not use his power and influence with the Central government to get these issues addressed and ensure justice to the State. He also blamed the Chief Minister for not taking up the issue of special category status to the State a promise that was made at the time of bifurcation.
