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Seemandhra Lawyers JAC blame legislators for ‘T’ formation
Seemandhra Lawyers JAC Blames Legislators for ‘T’ Formation, JAC Demand Withdrawal of Support to UPA, Seemandhra Lawyers Joint Action Committee on Monday alleged that MLAs and MPs from 13 districts of Seemandhra remained self-righteous, even as the UPA government at centre is taking the steps ahead for the formation of Telangana as India’s 29th state
Rajahmundry: Seemandhra Lawyers Joint Action Committee on Monday alleged that MLAs and MPs from 13 districts of Seemandhra remained self-righteous, even as the UPA government at centre is taking the steps ahead for the formation of Telangana as India’s 29th state.
The Seemadhra Lawyers JAC co-convenor, Muppalla Subba Rao spoke to the media at a meet-the-press programme at Rajahmundry, just after returning from Delhi where they conducted a protest on Friday. Rao alleged that no politician from Seemandhra bothered to address the feelings of Seemandhra people; but, when the agitation took its peak, they started dramas. He demanded that all legislators should hand over a letter withdrawing support to UPA government at Centre to President and create a constitutional crisis to impress upon the government to quash the decision to bifurcate the state. He forecasted that some of the political parties and their leaders will completely disappear from the Andhra Pradesh's political scene after 2014 elections.
He said Seemandhra legislators are not in a position to show their faces in their own constituencies. For chalking out further course of action, he said, the lawyers will meet on October 26 at Visakhapatnam.
