The Rayalaseema Hakkula Ikya Vedika convenor, Mr T.G. Venkatesh, said lawyers of Telangana region should beware of the Telangana Rashtra Samiti, Mr K. Chandrasekhar Rao, who he alleged would dupe them.
Speaking to newsmen here on Sunday, Mr Venkatesh said this had became clear to students and several political leaders. He said some lawyers of Telangana region were resorting to attacks due to KCR and added that it was not good.
Mr Venkatesh said tension would build up due to atta-cks and cause great harm.He said it was wrong on the part of lawyers to go to the protest staged by the Telugu Desam and Left parties on price rise.
Mr Venkatesh also said it was not proper for the TD activists to attack lawyers when the police personnel were present. He said lawyers should put forth their arguments before the Srikrishna Committee in-stead of attacks.
Mr Venkatesh said KCR, who had previously oppo-sed the committee, was getting to ready to submit his arguments before it.
He said if backwardness to be the cause for formation of a separate state Rayalaseema state should be formed first .
Mr Venkatesh said that Telangana would not be formed with resignations and opposed the proposal to field members of the bereaved families in the byelections.
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TD awaits Congress lead on resignations
The Telugu Desam MLAs from Telangana region have decided to submit their resignations to the Telangana Joint Action committee convenor, Prof. Kodandaram, and not to the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly.
The TD has decided to tread carefully on the issue of resignations. The TD senior leader, Dr Nagam Janardan Reddy, while talking to mediapersons, said, “We have asked Prof. Kodandaram to secure resignations of Congress members before handing over ours to the Speaker.”
As many as 28 members of the TD handed over their resignations to Dr Nagam Janardan Reddy on Sunday. The remaining 10 MLAs from Telangana districts would submit their letters on Monday, Dr Janardan Reddy said.
By giving the resignation letters to Joint Action Committee, the TD party ensured that their letters would reach the Speaker’s office only after the Congress members submit theirs’. The TD can now say it complied with the JAC deadline and criticise the Congress MLAs for not doing so.
The TD T-MLAs have also decided not to attend the Budget session starting on Monday as they have already submitted resignations to the JAC. “Only a constitutional crisis would ensure formation of Telangana state. We are ready to resign, Now, it is for the Congress to act,” said Dr Janardan Reddy.
The TD has decided to tread carefully on the issue of resignations. The TD senior leader, Dr Nagam Janardan Reddy, while talking to mediapersons, said, “We have asked Prof. Kodandaram to secure resignations of Congress members before handing over ours to the Speaker.”
As many as 28 members of the TD handed over their resignations to Dr Nagam Janardan Reddy on Sunday. The remaining 10 MLAs from Telangana districts would submit their letters on Monday, Dr Janardan Reddy said.
By giving the resignation letters to Joint Action Committee, the TD party ensured that their letters would reach the Speaker’s office only after the Congress members submit theirs’. The TD can now say it complied with the JAC deadline and criticise the Congress MLAs for not doing so.
The TD T-MLAs have also decided not to attend the Budget session starting on Monday as they have already submitted resignations to the JAC. “Only a constitutional crisis would ensure formation of Telangana state. We are ready to resign, Now, it is for the Congress to act,” said Dr Janardan Reddy.
