Chandrababu Irritating KCR?

Hyderabad: It seems that the Governor E.S.L. Narasimhan is somewhat succeeding in bringing Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao and his AP counterpart N. Chandrababu Naidu once again to solve the heated issues concerning the two states.

The Governor had reportedly asked Mr Rao on Sunday if he had any objection to have a one-on-one meeting with Mr Naidu.

Telangana Chief Minister while responding to the one- on- one meet request made by the Governor, he said that he has no objections, but however reportedly complained to the Governor that Mr Naidu was not behaving to the agreed terms in the previous meetings.

“I am only interested in my state’s development. I am not poking my nose into AP affairs like Naidu, who has been meddling in Telangana affairs,” he told the Governor.

When Governor reportedly questioned KCR about his recent outburst against Chandrababu in front of media, he said: “There is a limit to my tolerance. Yes I did abuse him, his actions frustrated me. I only commented out of frustration and irritation.”

KCR’s explanation to the governor goes as follows reportedly, “Sir, what can I do? I have never interfered in his state’s affairs, but he has made it a habit of interfering in all our affairs. He is not fair. Since the formation of Telangana, even before, he started the game of causing hardships. He is bent upon causing injustice; everyone knew that we are not a power surplus state but still we have to save standing crops. Despite knowing this, he created trouble,” Mr Rao said.