Kiran says, he will meet GoM to clear his stand on Telangana

Vijayawada: The Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Nallari Kiran Kumar Reddy on Saturday said he will attend the meeting on November, 18 at Delhi being conducted by the GoM, to clear his stand on Telangana that he is committed for united Andhra Pradesh.

He said with state bifurcation, Telangana will be at a great loss. He raised a questioned that who will own the Srisailam project, in case of bifurcation. He said with bifurcation, there will be an add-on expenditure of Rs 40 thousand crores towards the generation of power in Telangana.

Also, he said, there will be an additional expenditure of Rs 5 thousand crores for the salaries of employees. He allegedly said that Chandrababu Naidu has been cooperating for the state bifurcation.

From the other side, Kiran received Samaikyandhra flak during his visit to Krishna district. The local police arrested the YSRCP leader Samineni Udaya Bhanu, who made an attempt to attack the chief minister. He was rushed to Vatsavai police station, immediately.