My Open Letter to the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Sri Nallari Kiran Kumar Reddy:
mallik sharma <mksharma55@gmail.com>
10:53 PM (0 minutes ago)
to cmap
To
cmap@ap.gov.in
Dear Kiran Kumar Reddy garu,
I appreciate your ideal, zeal and efforts to prevent bifurcation of AP and keep the Telugu nation united. However, you should have awoken to your sacred ideals and responsibility long back and tried to nip it in the bud. [by it I meant the mischief]
To those who insist that recent CWC resolution is irrevocable and to be implemented expeditiously please reply that in politics nothing is non-retractable or impossible. Politics itself is the art of the possible. More important, please point out to them that the 2001 CWC resolution - which was also unanimous and which also considered the separate Telangana issue - for the institution of 2nd SRC is as yet in abeyance [or is it retracted?] and has not been implemented so far.
I also remind you of the great words of Sri Wnston Churchill - "I have not become the Prime Minister of Britain to preside over the liquidation of the British Empire." Of course as Indian nationalists we decried those words since it was directed against our Indian independence but you will agree with me that they are quite proper and suitable from the mouth of the British Premiere who has to and had to consider their own interests. Likewise you have not become the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh to preside over its liquidation.
If worst comes to worst,. PLEASE RESIGN AND RECOMMEND TO THE GOVERNOR THE DISSOLUTION OF THE ASSEMBLY AND CALLING FOR GENERAL ELECTIONS AT THE EARLIEST AND THAT WILL PUT A FULL STOP TO ALL PROCESS OF ANY STATE FORMATION TILL THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTIONS. Well, let us see what happens afterwards.
I am making this an open letter.
Thank you.
Yours sincerely,
I. MALLIKARJUNA SHARMA, Advocate
and Editor, LAW ANIMATED WORLD (http://lawanimatedworld.blogspot.com/)
and Convener, TELUGU JATI AIKYATA VEDIKA (http://telugujativedika.blogspot.com/)
6-3-1243/156, M.S. Makta, opposite Raj Bhavan,
HYDERABAD - 500082, INDIA. Ph: 040 - 23300284.
mallik sharma <mksharma55@gmail.com>
10:53 PM (0 minutes ago)
to cmap
To
cmap@ap.gov.in
Dear Kiran Kumar Reddy garu,
I appreciate your ideal, zeal and efforts to prevent bifurcation of AP and keep the Telugu nation united. However, you should have awoken to your sacred ideals and responsibility long back and tried to nip it in the bud. [by it I meant the mischief]
To those who insist that recent CWC resolution is irrevocable and to be implemented expeditiously please reply that in politics nothing is non-retractable or impossible. Politics itself is the art of the possible. More important, please point out to them that the 2001 CWC resolution - which was also unanimous and which also considered the separate Telangana issue - for the institution of 2nd SRC is as yet in abeyance [or is it retracted?] and has not been implemented so far.
I also remind you of the great words of Sri Wnston Churchill - "I have not become the Prime Minister of Britain to preside over the liquidation of the British Empire." Of course as Indian nationalists we decried those words since it was directed against our Indian independence but you will agree with me that they are quite proper and suitable from the mouth of the British Premiere who has to and had to consider their own interests. Likewise you have not become the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh to preside over its liquidation.
If worst comes to worst,. PLEASE RESIGN AND RECOMMEND TO THE GOVERNOR THE DISSOLUTION OF THE ASSEMBLY AND CALLING FOR GENERAL ELECTIONS AT THE EARLIEST AND THAT WILL PUT A FULL STOP TO ALL PROCESS OF ANY STATE FORMATION TILL THE NEXT GENERAL ELECTIONS. Well, let us see what happens afterwards.
I am making this an open letter.
Thank you.
Yours sincerely,
I. MALLIKARJUNA SHARMA, Advocate
and Editor, LAW ANIMATED WORLD (http://lawanimatedworld.blogspot.com/)
and Convener, TELUGU JATI AIKYATA VEDIKA (http://telugujativedika.blogspot.com/)
6-3-1243/156, M.S. Makta, opposite Raj Bhavan,
HYDERABAD - 500082, INDIA. Ph: 040 - 23300284.