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Seemandhra students give bandh call for tomorrow
Even after having several bitter experiences, it seems the Government doesn’t learn lessons from the past. Can’t our politicians, leaders, Ministers, and of course the concerned officials predict the consequences of their decisions? If can, did they all want to create unrest in the state with their thoughtless decisions? If can’t, why were they paid and enjoying the power?
Ever since, the Telangana agitation begins the pro Telangana leaders, politicians and parties are virtually running a parallel Government in the state. Every other day they find some reason to create havoc in the capital, yet Government helplessly watches them go wild. The un mindful decisions of the Government turn a powerful weapons for the irresponsible leaders of the state. Either, pro Telangana leaders or leaders of the rest of the state always there in full preparedness to fight out the Government’s any decisions. Hence, the Government should have learnt that before taking any decision it would have guessed the consequences also.
Now, it’s Andhra and Seema student’s turn to create unrest in the peaceful region. Who should be blamed for these developments?
Another Post:
osmania university Students Joint Action Committee on Tuesday stated that they would go ahead with their Telangana Bandh on August 10 despite Prime Minister Manmohan Singh discussing the demand of deleting the controversial Clause 14 F at a meeting of the Cabinet Sub-Committee on Political Affairs.
osmania university Students Joint Action Committee president Pidamarthi Ravi said the JAC would observe Telangana Bandh on August 10 until the President gives her assent to the demand. Mr Ravi told media persons that the JAC would withdraw the Telangana bandh call when the President’s Office makes an official announcement in this regard. He called upon all college students to actively participate in the bandh and make it a grand success.
Meanwhile the Jai Andhra Agitation Committee convener Sunkara Krishna Murthy condemned reports that the Centre has agreed to the demand of deleting the controversial clause and said it would cause great injustice to Seemandhra people.
Mr Krishna Murthy termed the Centre’s decision as unwarranted and hasty and called for a Seemandhra bandh on Wednesday. He called upon all university students in Seemandhra regions to make bandh a grand success. However, a formal announcement is yet to emerge from the Centre that it has agreed to recommend the deletion of the controversial clause to the President.
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