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Digvijay: MPs must not take U-turn
Digvijay: MPs Must Not Take U-Turn, Digvijay Singh, Seemandhra Congress MPs, Seemandhra Issue. AICC General Secretary in-charge of Andhra Pradesh Digvijay Singh on Monday appealed to the Seemandhra Congress MPs not to make a U-turn on the commitment they gave the Congress High Command to abide by whatever decision it takes on Telangana.
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AICC General Secretary in-charge of Andhra Pradesh Digvijay Singh on Monday appealed to the Seemandhra Congress MPs not to make a U-turn on the commitment they gave the Congress High Command to abide by whatever decision it takes on Telangana.
Digvijay Singh appealed to the Seemandhra Congress MPs not to precipitate the issue by pressing for their resignations. He pointed out that before the decision was taken on carving out the separate State of Telangana, all the Seemandhra Congress leaders and MPs gave a commitment to abide by whatever decision is taken on the issue by the Congress High Command. After the Congress has taken a considered decision, after years of discussions with various stakeholders, the Seemandhra Congress leaders should not make a U-turn now on their earlier commitment to abide by the party decision on Telangana.
Now they could not change their position on the issue of creation of Telangana, he said.
The challenge before the Congress is to find solutions to the various problems facing the people of Seemandhra. “We should ensure that the best possible deal is given to Seeemandhra region, to Telangana and to the people of Hyderabad,” he said.
