Congress calls Andhra CM to Delhi to discuss Telangana
25 July 2013 11:57 PM GMT
The Congress party has called Andhra Pradesh chief minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy, his deputy Damodar Rajanarasimha and state Congress chief Botsa Satyanarayana to Delhi to discuss the vexed Telangana issue. The party leadership has called the trio ahead of the much-awaited Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting on taking a final decision on the matter. The leaders have been asked to be available in the national capital Friday, party sources said here.
The CWC meeting is likely 28 July and the central leaders may get certain issues clarified before taking a final decision. The state leaders had submitted their reports to the Congress Core Committee on 12 July. The core committee discussed the issue but left the final decision to CWC. Congress General Secretary Digvijaya Singh, in-charge of party affairs in the state, has said that a decision on the contentious issue would be taken soon but has not given any time frame. Party sources say a decision will be announced 10 August.
The CWC meeting is likely 28 July and the central leaders may get certain issues clarified before taking a final decision. The state leaders had submitted their reports to the Congress Core Committee on 12 July. The core committee discussed the issue but left the final decision to CWC. Congress General Secretary Digvijaya Singh, in-charge of party affairs in the state, has said that a decision on the contentious issue would be taken soon but has not given any time frame. Party sources say a decision will be announced 10 August.
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