Protests continue against bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh
9 Sep 2013 11:13 PM GMT
Protests against the decision to bifurcate Andhra Pradesh continued in coastal Andhra and Rayalaseema regions of the state on Sunday.
Pro-united Andhra Pradesh supporters including scores of students and members of different organizations took to streets supporting the Samaikyandhra movement, which has been going on in 13 districts of Seemandhra region for over one month.
As part of the Samaikyandhra agitation, protesters raised slogans in support of united Andhra Pradesh and took out massive rallies, formed human chains in Kurnool, Anantapur, East Godavari and other districts.
Scores of students participated in human chain in Guntur district.
In Vizianagaram district, TDP workers swept the streets while in Kurnool, protesters participated in cultural activities on the roads.
Agitators held rasta-roko on Bangalore highway in Anantapur district resulting in stranding of vehicles on a long stretch.
Also, women staged road blockade on Kakinada-Rajahmundry route in East Godavari.
Amidst attacks by suspected pro-Telangana elements, the AP non-gazetted officers’ association, which represents Seemandhra employees on Saturday held ‘Save Andhra Pradesh’ meeting in Hyderabad, where speakers asked the Congress to rescind the move to bifurcate the state or face political consequences.
Pro-united Andhra Pradesh supporters including scores of students and members of different organizations took to streets supporting the Samaikyandhra movement, which has been going on in 13 districts of Seemandhra region for over one month.
As part of the Samaikyandhra agitation, protesters raised slogans in support of united Andhra Pradesh and took out massive rallies, formed human chains in Kurnool, Anantapur, East Godavari and other districts.
Scores of students participated in human chain in Guntur district.
In Vizianagaram district, TDP workers swept the streets while in Kurnool, protesters participated in cultural activities on the roads.
Agitators held rasta-roko on Bangalore highway in Anantapur district resulting in stranding of vehicles on a long stretch.
Also, women staged road blockade on Kakinada-Rajahmundry route in East Godavari.
Amidst attacks by suspected pro-Telangana elements, the AP non-gazetted officers’ association, which represents Seemandhra employees on Saturday held ‘Save Andhra Pradesh’ meeting in Hyderabad, where speakers asked the Congress to rescind the move to bifurcate the state or face political consequences.
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