Let Us Jointly Commit Suicide

Let us jointly commit suicide?: Politicking Wishesh 

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Let us jointly commit suicide: The war of words between the YSRCP leader Konda Surekha and the TRS leader K Chandrasekhar Rao resulted in a chaotic situation in Warangal, yesterday. Activists of both the parties clashed for a brief moments when the police dispersed them after a mild lathi-charge.

In her latest bid the YSRCP leader challenged the TRS leader that she was prepared to commit suicide in front of the Congress led UPA chairpesron Ms Sonia Gandhi's residence for want of Telangana. She also questioned if the TRS chief had the guts to join. What will be the TRS reply? Or will the cops take on her for 'attempt on suicide'?

Do not bring Rayalaseema faction to Warangal!: The TRS leader and Medak MP, Vijayasanthi slammed the YSRCP for trying to introduce the faction tradition in Telangana. She led a vociferous attack on the YSRCP and warned that if incidents like Warangal repeat again then the latter's events in the T area will be strongly protested by the locals.

The Medak MP also said that TRS would not tolerate such issues any further. Conveniently she should have sent the warning signals into the Kadapa MP led party. However the other party is not as timid as most major parties and will give a befitting reply if required, felt analysts.

T Congress leaders media stunt: Telangana leaders from the Congress are trying to hog the media limelight the wrong way? This is a question that seem to persist. While they are a part of the Congress, they blame the party for all reasons, with a positive node that the high command is in favour of the T formation. If that is so what is the reason for delay? On the other hand, non-Congress leaders blame the central party for the delay in the issue? Who is right?

Well in a recent bid, Rajya Sabha member Govardhan Reddy, claimed to the media that his request to call the leaders of the party to the Dec 28 meeting was not taken into consideration by the high command. Why this senior leader is talking to the media instead why not he talk to the UPA chairperson, being a RS member his access should be good enough. He also claimed that if T was given, Congress could positively get 13-14 seats and if not the party would be washed out. Does this mean without the support of TRS, if T was given green signal Congress could win, as per his claims? You doubt...me too.