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     Thetruth Junior Artist Username: Thetruth Post Number: 94 Registered: 02-2014 Posted From: 168.137.100.28 Rating: N/A |
From the same article: Venkatram Reddy was arrested on his return and interned at Chanchalguda jail. He was later shifted to his residence but was kept under house arrest for a long time. Anuradha Reddy, a relative, revealed that his loyalty to the Nizam's government was unquestionable as he believed that his presence in the administration would 'save' Hindus from the menace of Razakars. | ||
| Thetruth Junior Artist Username: Thetruth Post Number: 93 Registered: 02-2014 Posted From: 168.137.100.28 Rating: N/A |
Gautam Pingle that I mentioned is a great grandson of Pingle Venkatram Reddy who supported Nizam and who was against joining the Indian Union. He also went with a representation to UNO to help Hyderabad to be a seperate independent country. | ||
| Thetruth Junior Artist Username: Thetruth Post Number: 92 Registered: 02-2014 Posted From: 168.137.100.28 Rating: N/A |
If you look at all the proponents of Telangana state, you will see that most of them are from the lineage of the grand old Patel/Patwari duo and some of them who supported the Nizams rule. Here is an example of Dr Gautam Pingle (Gautam Reddy Pingle). He is the Dean of Research in the ASCI (Administrative Staff college of India), who wrote umpteen articles supporting Telangana and worked undercover perpetuating a necessity of a new state on the National platforms. Raja Bahadur Venkatram Reddy was one of the team of 5 who went to UNO with a plea to free Hyderabad from India (for Hyderabad country). Such are the traitors who got Telangana. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/hyderabad/A-misfortu ne-for-five-men/articleshow/2949811.cms ---------------------------------------------------------- HYDERABAD: Two of them never returned to India. Of the three who did, a different fate awaited each one. And like the Nizam's Hyderabad state, they too slowly became history. The five men - Nizam's finance minister Moin Nawaz Jung, Muhammad Hameedullah, Yousuf Hussain Khan, Zaheer Ahmed and Pingle Venkatram Reddy - comprised the delegation that went to the UN to argue Hyderabad's case for independence in September 1948. HYDERABAD: Two of them never returned to India. Of the three who did, a different fate awaited each one. And like the Nizam's Hyderabad state, they too slowly became history. The five men - Nizam's finance minister Moin Nawaz Jung, Muhammad Hameedullah, Yousuf Hussain Khan, Zaheer Ahmed and Pingle Venkatram Reddy - comprised the delegation that went to the UN to argue Hyderabad's case for independence in September 1948. |
