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T State inevitable, avers Botcha
The PCC president Botcha Satyanarayana called upon the political parties not to exploit the sensitive issue of bifurcation of the state for narrow political gains. Talking to media at Gandhi Bhavan on the occasion of 69th birth anniversary of the former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, Botcha said the decision to divide the state was inevitable one and was taken after long consultations with all political parties. The Congress Working Committee had decided to carve out separate Telangana only after all political parties including YSRCP had given their nod.
Hyderabad: The PCC president Botcha Satyanarayana called upon the political parties not to exploit the sensitive issue of bifurcation of the state for narrow political gains. Talking to media at Gandhi Bhavan on the occasion of 69th birth anniversary of the former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, Botcha said the decision to divide the state was inevitable one and was taken after long consultations with all political parties. The Congress Working Committee had decided to carve out separate Telangana only after all political parties including YSRCP had given their nod.
He questioned the fast taken up by TDP members from Seemandhra region whe3n the the party president N Chandrababu Naidu had given a letter in favour of separate Telangana. And similarly, he said the fast taken up by YSRCP honorary president Y S Vijayamma reminds him of street play. The YSRCP had given its consent at the all party meeting and was now changing colors like Chameleon.
