Kiran creating enmity between regions: Vivek

Kiran creating enmity  between regions: Vivek
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Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy should be booked under PD Act for inciting tensions between people of different regions in the wake of CWC decision to form Telangana State, MP G Vivek said on Sunday. Reminding that PD Act was levied against Telangana Congressmen for supporting the separate state stir, Vivek appealed to the police to apply same yardstick to even the Chief Minister.

T JAC’s ‘Shanti Deeksha’ completes seven days

Hyderabad: Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy should be booked under PD Act for inciting tensions between people of different regions in the wake of CWC decision to form Telangana State, MP G Vivek said on Sunday. Reminding that PD Act was levied against Telangana Congressmen for supporting the separate state stir, Vivek appealed to the police to apply same yardstick to even the Chief Minister.

The Peddapalli MP attended the seventh day programme of the T JAC ‘Shanti Deeksha’ held at Indira Park. TRS MLC Mahmood Ali, members from Central Government Employees JAC, Railway JAC, Movement for Peace and Justice (MPJ) besides lecturers, pharmacists and a large number of Telangana supporters attended the deeksha. Addressing the gathering, Vivek lashed out at the Chief Minister for defying the high command on Telangana issue. It is still fresh in everybody’s mind how Kiran Reddy used to reiterate that ball was in Centre’s court regarding Telangana issue and everybody should invariably abide by the decision when taken by New Delhi. He changed his stand altogether now and conspiring to stall the Telangana process, the MP fumed.

Hyderabad is an integral part of Telangana, and any effort to tinker with its status would invite the wrath of four crore public, opined various speakers at the ‘Shanti Deeksha’. People from non-Telangana regions have occupied 90 per cent of posts in State and Central governments offices in Hyderabad flouting all service rules, they alleged.

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