Senior Telugu Desam Party (TDP) leader Nagam Janardhan Reddy, on Friday, expressed his disappointment at the directions of Chief Minister K Rosaiah to city police of liftng the 'maximum' number of cases against students and protestors during the pro and anti separate Statehood agitations since November, 2009.
Janardhan Reddy told media persons that the State government should lift all the cases filed against the protestors, without any condition.
The TDP leader Stated that the onus is on the government to prove its commitment towards Telangana by lifting the cases immediately and not in a phased manner, as assured by Home Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy.
Nagam said that Telangana Telugu Desam Forum has decided to take the battle for separate State to Delhi by staging a 'dharna' at AICC president Sonia Gandhi's residence on October 25th, as Telangana Congress leaders claimed that only their party had the capacity to get a separate Telangana State.
Pointing out the 'closeness' between Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) president K Chandrasekhara Rao and various Congress leaders, Janardhan Reddy questioned as to whether KCR would continue that relationship if they failed to form Telangana statehood.
Nagam said the TDP president N Chandrababu Naidu was ready to give support to any move if the Congress president assured that the party would fulfill the dream of a separate Telangana State.
The TDP leader said the TDP had already submitted a letter in this connection to Union Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee to prove its commitment towards Telangana.
Reacting to Telangana Congress leaders' convening of a
martyrs meet to disburse financial assistance to the victims who died for the cause of Telangana, Janardhan Reddy said the TDP leaders would also contribute their 1 month salary to the victims of Telangana State.
Courtesy: INN