Cong T leaders set deadline to withdraw cases
News pulse, Politics | admin | September 12, 2010 at 7:31 am
The ruling party Congress Telangana leaders set a deadline as October 2 2010 as the deadline before the Andhra Pradesh government to withdraw police cases against T students and T youth who participated in the Telangana movement.
The ruling party’s MPs, legislators and other leaders had a meeting in Hyderabad to plan their future course of action. Congress senior leader from T KK led the meeting.
Some of the leaders suggested that a call for boycott of AP formation day (Nov 1) should be given if the cases were not taken back.
They said no action had been taken despite an announcement by union Home Minister P. Chidambaram in December last year.
The students and youth were booked for participating in violent protests for separate statehood to Telangana last year.
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And if the cases are not withdrawn, what will Madhu Yashki do. He is supposed to be kitchen gang or cotorie of Rahul Gandhi I believe. He will clean the bathrooms of Gandhis??? or will he go and sit in Jail along with the student Goondas. He can turn anything and everything to his advantage. He is street smart (not in appreciative manner but a derogatory manner), people who understand this will understand others just leave it.