By SNV Sudhir
While Venkatesh found fault with the Bill stating there was
nothing in it that would help the development of the region, Murali hoped that
Seemandhra region would prosper after the division, given the proposals in the
Bill.
Venkatesh reiterated the need to delay the discussion on the
Bill in the state assembly to stop the state bifurcation. “We will stop the
Bill, which is against the aspirations and sentiments of the Seemandhra public.
If the Bill is passed in the Parliament Seemandhra will be at loss. To stop the
Bill from being passed public should go to Delhi and besiege Parliament. If the
discussion on the Bill is taken up a wrong message will go to public that
Seemandhra ministers, MLAs have accepted to the bifurcation. Everyone should
come forward irrespective of political parties to stop the Bill at every
stage,” said Venkatesh.
Murali said that Seemandhra would be benefited, if the proposals by the GoM in the Bill be
implemented. “Am confident that Seemandhra will
benefit with the 8 proposals made by the GoM in the Bill. A new railway
zone, IIT will come up in the region,” he said and added that he will continue
in Congress party even if the state is divided. Murali exuded confidence of
Congress winning maximum seats in Seemandhra too even after state bifurcation.
Meanwhile, law minister, Yerasau Pratap Reddy, who also
spoke to reporters, said that they would strive to stop bifurcation of the state.
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