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     Raman Megastar Username: Raman Post Number: 20128 Registered: 01-2009 Posted From: 59.92.75.155 Rating: N/A |
neeku saukaryame kada sir | ||
| Ruj Hero Username: Ruj Post Number: 10390 Registered: 03-2007 Posted From: 170.202.122.1 Rating: N/A |
only hope middle class..vote out congress.. india needs to get rid of sickular-bans..sickular-bans suck | ||
| Ruj Hero Username: Ruj Post Number: 10389 Registered: 03-2007 Posted From: 170.202.122.1 Rating: |
andulo shifting stance emundhi.. min calrity lekunda T ichesam..A valu mee badhalu committe ki cheppukondi anatam hasyaspadam and disgusting.. chinna choclate mukka nundi peddha property varaku..edhi divide chesina neeku intha neeku intha ani chebutharu.. anthe kaani iddaru kalisi untunadhi divide chesi..neeku idhi.. nee badhalu mathram pakkintodiki cheppuko..ante.. danemma darunam congress..literal vote banks ni chesi aadukuntondhi.. ippudemo desamlo ee samasya pattateldu..food security bill tappa..just to win elections.. aa low cose free food tho masses ni attract cheyachu ani...opp parties oppose chesthe, anti poor ani kummestharu..vere dikku ledu valaki prolong cheyatam tappa... chass...horrible state of politics india needs to get rid of sickular-bans..sickular-bans suck | ||
| Siloan Legend Username: Siloan Post Number: 34905 Registered: 03-2008 Posted From: 132.174.20.41 Rating: N/A |
jai venkayya Jai PARAKALA | ||
| Iamim Side Hero Username: Iamim Post Number: 5531 Registered: 03-2008 Posted From: 117.195.186.112 Rating: N/A |
BJP shifts stance on Telangana TNN | Aug 26, 2013, 12.26 AM IST BJP shifts stance on Telangana "There are certain issues which need to be urgently tackled. As a national party, we have to take care of interests of the people of all regions. Still, we demand the government to move the Telangana bill in Parliament," veteran Rajya Sabha member M Venkaiah Naidu said. HYDERABAD: United Andhra protagonists may take heart: the Bharatiya Janata Party will not support the Telangana Bill unless concerns of Seemandhra people are addressed, a move that could delay the formation of the new state. With BJP voicing Seemandhra concerns openly, the Congress, which was to place a comprehensive cabinet note containing substantive and procedural issues for formation of Telangana, is suddenly unsure of unstinted support from the main opposition on the issue. "There are certain issues which need to be urgently tackled. As a national party, we have to take care of interests of the people of all regions. Still, we demand the government to move the Telangana bill in Parliament," veteran Rajya Sabha member M Venkaiah Naidu told TOI, while accusing the Congress of mishandling the whole issue. The nuance in the BJP's stand follows Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to Hyderabad, said some analysts. They said this was to balance K Chandrasekhar Rao-led Telangana Rashtra Samithi and the Congress which are expected to sweep Telangana in the upcoming polls. The BJP has criticized the government for failing to quell the increasing resentment in Seemandhra, and they say it is the duty of the government to address the concerns of people from the roiled region and see if their fears are real or perceived. Earlier this week, the leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Sushma Swaraj, had said that the people in bifurcated states under the NDA regime in 2000 were all distributing sweets, highlighting the failure of the Congress to gauge the anger among people in coastal Andhra and Rayalaseema. The BJP, although committed to the cause of Telangana, is not ready to support the Bill based on its old Kakinada "one-vote-two-states" resolution, saying the Congress has mishandled the issue and triggered discontent among people. The Congress high command has also sensed the BJP mood, sources within the Congress admit, saying it was trying to find ways to resolve the crisis. While BJP spokesperson Nirmala Seetharaman denied the BJP has set any condition on the Bill, Swaraj told the reporters in Delhi that Congress was 'playing games' and there was uncertainty in Andhra and disbelief in Telangana. "We demand that the Congress bring the Telangana Bill in the extended monsoon session," she added. |
