TRS chief, Vijayashanthi to attend Parliament session
By PTI - HYDERABAD
02nd December 2012 10:50 PM
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Rao and party MP Vijayasanthi, who had vociferously raised the separate Telangana demand in Lok Sabha on earlier occasions, would go to Delhi Monday. PTI file photo
TRS president and Lok Sabha MP K
Chandrasekhar Rao would attend the ongoing session of
Parliament in Delhi.
Rao and party MP Vijayasanthi, who had vociferously raised
the separate Telangana demand in Lok Sabha on earlier
occasions, would go to Delhi tomorrow, sources said today.
Their separate statehood demand had resulted in disruption
of the proceedings in the Lower House, where they found
support in the main opposition BJP and even Congress MPs from
the region for the cause.
Accusing Congress of not accepting the separate Telangana
demand despite the offer to merge his party with it, the TRS
president had recently announced that he would make efforts to
step up the separate statehood agitation and also to make the
TRS a formidable political force.
At a meeting of Telangana Joint Action Committee (JAC)
yesterday, Chandrasekhar Rao reportedly indicated throwing
weight behind NDA as the opposition coalition is supporting
the separate statehood demand.
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