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Cong should come clear on Telangana
22 Dec 2012 9:35 PM

Hyderabad, December 22: Since Congress is one of
the political parties invited to the December 28 All Party meeting, it is
prudent on part of the Centre to seek its stand on Telangana before eliciting
the views of other parties, YSR Congress has said.
“Government is answerable to Parliament and not to
the Congress Party. As Congress is the major Party in the State, it has to
spell out its stand before the All Party Meeting and others will follow suit,”
Party CGC member Dr MV Mysoora Reddy told reporters here on Saturday.
As the government is a continuous process, the need
to have an All Party meeting every time a new Home Minister takes charge seems
to be beyond rhyme and reason, he said.
Earlier, two All Party Meetings were held which was
followed by appointment of Sri Krishna Commission which gave its report on the
Telangana issue.
All records are available with the Government and
the Home Minister telling that the December 28 meeting is to get to know of the
views is not convincing, he said adding that it looks as if the meeting was
convened to please the Congress members from Telangana region ahead of the
voting on FDI in the retail sector.
As the
it should tell its stand categorically before the meeting to establish its
sincerity on the issue, he said.
Decision taking power lies with the Centre and it
is answerable to parliament. We are not asking the Government but are only
asking Congress to tell its stand, he said.
It is the Centre that has to take a decision on the
issue and not the Congress, and the ambiguity between the Government and
Congress Party should be differentiated with clarity, he said.