Namaskaram andi!
Hope you are enjoying your special exclusive from Wishesh. The predominant issue of the day is that the two day 'Chinthan Baithak Conclave', held after a gap of nine years in Jaipur, disappoints T aspirants. The session that started on Friday had no mention over the demands for bifurcation, which kept T leaders sleepless over the night and will it address today, is their anticipation. However star predictions, say otherwise...........(Wishesh AarKay)
T issue narrows down to Hyderabad: We want a separate state, was the anthem of the Telangana leaders and when the center plans to unfold a draft of the formation, now the problem surrounds the capital region. It is since years after the former Chief Minister and TDP President N Chandrababu Naidu came to power that Hyderabad started developing with people from far flung areas planning a better lifestyle, sold agrarian property and bought real estate in the city to settle down here. Through this cyclic process the seekers and the sought after also flourished equally. But now they becoming settlers in their own land seems to irk them.
However Telangana elected representatives of the GHMC area demanded a separate Hyderabad. They briefed that apart from Telangana and Seemandhra people, the city boasts of a rich heritage of people across the country. To help them live happily a separate status was needed to this city. There are rumors that the Congress is planning on the same lines.
Will the 3-state formula help Congress: In all probability the three state formula devised by the high command might not do any favour for the Congress in the immediate future and worse as time runs by, feel critics. Firstly, YSRCP is all set to sweep the polls in Seemandhra, as per surveys and reports. Then without Hyderabad, Telangana is unacceptable to T leaders and if it is imposed, will refrain from voting for Congress to express their ire over the 3 state formula.
The rest is Hyderabad which is negligible at the parliament level. On the other hand if the state has to be divided on two state formula, there is stiff resistance from Hyderabad and Seemandhra. Under these situations the T issue, courtesy to our former home minister, is some what like 'Padma Vyuham' as in the great Hindu epic Mahabharata. In this type of war fare there is only entry and no exit for the fearless warrior Abhimanyu. Congress is in similar situation claim critics at the moment.
Win elections from Hyderabad, no more talk against bifurcation: The Vijayawada MP and senior Congress leader Lagadapati is one person who knows how to keep spot light on self without spending a penny (off the records on a lighter vein). He is known for his outlandish speech even before others muster courage to give a faint 'no', on pertinent issues. In continuation to the TRS supremo partially planning to go for a referendum on Hyderabad, the Vijayawada MP lashed out at the later.
Lagadapati challenged the KCR to win from the Hyderabad constituency and prove that Hyderabadis want to be a part of Telangana state. He said, that the day the TRS leader wins the polls, he would never talk about the unified state. Great got to see how the TRS camp would like to revert to this challenge? On the whole Hyderabad becomes the hot bed of political uncertainties. Will it be with Andhra or be with Telangana or be on its own is an unanswered question as of now? Let us wait and watch.
