Those who represent people should resign (Telugu)

indophile wrote:This is from a gentleman in Telangana (Nalgonda).

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smArtha wrote:

indophile wrote:This is from a gentleman in Telangana (Nalgonda).

http://www.myteluguroots.com/

How does MLAs and MPs resigning help the samaikya cause? Also, if the leaders who are elected and established are not meeting the inclinations of the larger public, that is a great opportunity for new leaders to emerge.

Kayalvizhi wrote:Over the past few weeks I have developed  nothing but contempt for most of you Telugus here. You fight among yourself to bifurcate your homeland while Hindians won't even allow you to speak in your mother tongue in parliament without notice. Instead of fighting that external threat to your culture and language you people fight among yourselves for the bits of meat around the bones Hindians throw at you. Shame on you.

Kayalvizhi wrote:Over the past few weeks I have developed  nothing but contempt for most of you Telugus here. You fight among yourself to bifurcate your homeland while Hindians won't even allow you to speak in your mother tongue in parliament without notice. Instead of fighting that external threat to your culture and language you people fight among yourselves for the bits of meat around the bones Hindians throw at you. Shame on you.

smArtha wrote:

Kayalvizhi wrote:Over the past few weeks I have developed  nothing but contempt for most of you Telugus here. You fight among yourself to bifurcate your homeland while Hindians won't even allow you to speak in your mother tongue in parliament without notice. Instead of fighting that external threat to your culture and language you people fight among yourselves for the bits of meat around the bones Hindians throw at you. Shame on you.

And why should anyone be able to speak in their native language without making prior arrangements for a translator? And what is the point of any communication that the target audience cannot decipher?

smArtha wrote:If the misguided public is not willing to accept any position other than a United AP, then what can the leaders, political or not, do about it? Having come this far, United AP is not maintainable and this much sense the agitators should have. Currently, the situation indeed is an 'asi-dhaara-vratam'. Not just the rank opportunists even the mature politicians will avoid confronting 'devil or deep sea' kind choices.

indophile wrote:

smArtha wrote:If the misguided public is not willing to accept any position other than a United AP, then what can the leaders, political or not, do about it? Having come this far, United AP is not maintainable and this much sense the agitators should have. Currently, the situation indeed is an 'asi-dhaara-vratam'. Not just the rank opportunists even the mature politicians will avoid confronting 'devil or deep sea' kind choices.

It is very clear that Sonia Gandhi wants Rahul to be PM, come hell or high water. At one time she could count on 40+ votes from AP to achieve her dream. Now with Jagan splitting AP was gone. The best way to salvage the situation is to rapidly grant Telangana and hope for the best (that would neutralize BJP claiming credit if it comes to that). At least 40% of the old AP could be put in Rahul's corner. For Chidambaram, Moily and others that would help steer more industry (Dell, Microsoft, Huyndai, etc. originally planning to start new operations in Hyderabad) to Madras and Bangalore. That is all water under the bridge. Now, if SA doesn't raise hell it would make the divison an inexpensive political ploy for Sonia (just throwing some crumbs to Kavuri, Purandershwari, etc.) and it should not be allowed to pass. That's why the agitation in SA is important, and the people agitating insisting that MPs. ministers, MLAs resign and enter the agitation with a clean slate, but not be used by Sonias and other powers that be to dilute it.

indophile wrote:Now, if SA doesn't raise hell it would make the divison an inexpensive political ploy for Sonia (just throwing some crumbs to Kavuri, Purandershwari, etc.) and it should not be allowed to pass. That's why the agitation in SA is important, and the people agitating insisting that MPs. ministers, MLAs resign and enter the agitation with a clean slate, but not be used by Sonias and other powers that be to dilute it.

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:Jagan is not the solution for A & R as he will cater to CON interests after getting elected. Hopefully, new leaders will pop up in A & R.

Kayalvizhi wrote:If a bunch of Hindi translators are available every minute the parliament is in session why not one Telugu translapr all the time in parliament? Are you acceding to third class ciotizenship?

smArtha wrote:

Vakavaka Pakapaka wrote:Jagan is not the solution for A & R as he will cater to CON interests after getting elected. Hopefully, new leaders will pop up in A & R.

Yes and also Jagan has more reasons to align with Congress than not. The way to punish Congress for their opportunistic deed is to not elect either Congress or Jagan both at State and National level. In fact, now that Telangana is a lost cause for both BJP and TDP, the SA region should negotiate with these parties thus ensuring higher guarantees for funds and development post separation.