Condemning the Congress party’s “games” by making confusing statements everyday, Telangana Praja Front (TPF) has alleged that the Congress party, which deceived Telangana people several times, raised curtain to the new drama to win the panchayat elections.
Speaking to the media here on Friday, TPF leaders Akula Bhumaiah, Veda Kumar, Nalamasa Krishna, Janjarla Ramesh Babu have alleged that there was no need to the Congress party to make confusing statements on Telangana and delay the issue if it was sincere. They said there was no need for the CWC to take a decision on Telangana. They alleged that burning of files relating to Telangana region was atrocious even before a decision was announced in favor of division of the State.
They said the YSRCP revealed its true colors on Telangana issue with the resignations by its 16 MLAs. They said the Telangana people would teach a fitting lesson to the “anti-Telangana” party in the region. They also alleged that TDP Chief N Chandrababu Naidu was trying to gain political mileage by maintaining silence.
Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy and PCC Chief Botcha Satyanarayana were trying to obstruct creation of separate Telangana State, they alleged and pointed out that Kiran Kumar Reddy was behaving like a Chief Minister for 13 districts and has no right to continue in the post. They demanded that the Centre intervene and divide the State in a democratic manner as the situation was not conducive now.
They called upon the people to unmask the conspiracies of Seemandhra leaders like YSRCP Chief Y S Jaganmohan Reddy, Dr S Sailajanath, TG Venkatesh, Erasu Prathapa Reddy, Ganta Srinivasa Rao, Kavuri Sambasiva Rao and others to obstruct formation of Telangana State. They also called upon various institutions participating in the movement like students, lawyers, employees, workers, and various caste organizations to move forward with a joint action plan. They urged the Seemandhra people not to get influenced to the misleading campaign against the Telangana region and extend support to the aspirations of the Telangana people. (NSS)
