Congresse once again proved that its one of the most cunning political party ... now they fooled the mango man (aam admi) of Andra, first they announced the separation of telangana, to make the telangana people happy then there own MP's resigned to support united andra ....
Re: Congress Fooled
by yerramsetty kumar on Dec 24, 2009 02:52 AM
what a joke they do in Media AAAMM AADMI??? How much central govt is spending on Rahul Trips and Security? Look at the price rise in the commodities!(Rice, Pulses, Sugar etc). Eligible Muslim can be become PM? Why did Congress and Rahul voted against Abdul Kalam Second term?
Don't look from a angle of religion. Look from the angle of the daily problems we have.
Schooling, Food, Water, Roads, Transport and Transperance.
Re: Congress !!!
by yerramsetty kumar on Dec 24, 2009 02:53 AM
what a joke they do in Media AAAMM AADMI??? How much central govt is spending on Rahul Trips and Security? Look at the price rise in the commodities!(Rice, Pulses, Sugar etc). Eligible Muslim can be become PM? Why did Congress and Rahul voted against Abdul Kalam Second term?
Don't look from a angle of religion. Look from the angle of the daily problems we have.
Schooling, Food, Water, Roads, Transport and Transperance.
Re: TRS Vs india
by Mahesh Tanneru on Dec 24, 2009 02:00 AM
Why did you not ask for BSF or army when coastal andhra and seema were agitating. This shows your love for Telanganites.
Telanganites are not scared. This is not new for them. Just google on Telangana peasants struggle of 1948.
Even before Mr. Chidambaram (home minister) made the statement, police imposed prohibitory orders in Telangana districts but in other regions there were no such orders and every party was allowed to protest in the manner they liked," he said. "Rosaiah should withdraw these orders otherwise you will face a volatile situation. You will have no moral authority to continue as your government will be reduced to minority after we submit our resignations," he said. The central government softened its stance on the formation of separate Telangana state Wednesday with Chidambaram stressing that there was need to hold wide-ranging consultations with all political parties in Andhra Pradesh to reach a consensus on the issue. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) also called for a shutdown in Telangana, comprising Hyderabad and nine other districts, on Thursday. Student groups in various districts have also called for a shutdown. Tension prevailed around Osmania University campus as students came out on streets raising slogans against the government. They damaged 10 buses and shopkeepers downed shutters in Tarnaka area near the campus. Students of Nizam colleges and activists of Akhila Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) also began protests in different parts of Hyderabad. ABVP has called for closure of all educational institutions in the region. As tension mounted, state-owned Road Transport Corporation (RTC) stopped bus services in some areas.
Alleging that the central government had betrayed the people of Telangana region, the Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) Wednesday called for 48-hour shutdown in the region and said all MPs and legislators irrespective of party affiliation would quit enmasse. An angry TRS chief K. Chandrasekhara Rao told reporters that the government had put the Telangana issue on the backburner. "People of Telangana have been once again betrayed. The statement has no clarity and no time frame," he said. "How long will it take for the formation of Telangana state. Another 50 years? How many more people have to die," he asked. The TRS president, who was accompanied by leaders of the Congress and Praja Rajyam Party (PRP) legislators, appealed to the people, especially the youth and students to be peaceful during protests. KCR, as Rao is popularly known, also announced that all public representatives from village level bodies to the parliament from the region would quit enmasse. "We all will come under one banner and line up to submit our resignations," he said. KCR said the Joint Action Committee of all parties and groups fighting for Telangana state would be formed Thursday to decide the future course of action.He warned the state government against adopting double standards while dealing with protests in Telangana and other regions.
