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Kotla opposes separate State
By Our Special Correspondent
HYDERABAD, MAY 26. The former Chief Minister, Mr. Kotla
Vijayabhaskara Reddy, has opposed the demand for a separate State
for Telangana, and pleaded for retaining the identity of Andhra
Pradesh as an integrated State in the interests of development of
all regions.
Separatist agitation is no answer to backwardness of Telangana,
he said. It is not just Telangana alone but the entire State has
been neglected by the Telugu Desam Government, he alleged.
Claiming that the economy of the State was in shambles, he said
the urgent need of any political party, more so the Congress, was
to launch an agitation to ``throw out this Government.''
He said ever since the TDP came to power in 1983, the irrigation
and industrial sectors had been neglected. Development took the
back seat as huge amount was spent on media to project the
personal image of the Chief Minister, Mr. N. Chandrababu Naidu,
at the cost of the State.
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