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Digvijaya appeals to Seemandhra MPs to reconsider decision
Digvijaya Singh Appeals To Seemandhra MPs To Reconsider Decision, Resignations of Seemandhra MPs. Speaking to reporters, he said: "I strongly appeal to all the members of parliament of Seemandhra to reconsider their decision."
Digvijaya Singh, party affairs in-charge of state requested the Seemandhra MPs in state to think over their decision to resign. Speaking to reporters, he said: "I strongly appeal to all the members of parliament of Seemandhra to reconsider their decision."
Emphasizing the fact that the MPs had agreed to abide by the decision of the Congress High Command before the Telangana declaration, Digvijaya said: "Before the decision was taken, they (the MPs) had committed to the leadership that they will abide by the decision of the High Command. Now that the high command has decided, they cannot go back on their words."
Emphasizing with the MPs' plight, he said: "I know it's a difficult decision for them. But we will find a solution." He added, "once the decision is taken it's the responsibility of the congress and all its leaders including MPs, CMs, MLAs and all the other ministers to abide by the decision so the best possible deal can be given to the people of Seemandhra. I feel we should work together to give proposals and find a solution."
