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Bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh has led to a decline in the political clout of Telugu people


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28 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said:

evadu dekhutunada ? first of all, enduku dekhali ra bhai ? emi pani leda ?

Remember, TRS right now is not alligned to either congress or BJP...In this case, what is the need for TRS or TG govt to have so called politicalc lout ? FYI, since 2014, KCR has met PM Modi most number of times than any CM in India as for that matter of fact, not even BJP MP's have met PM Modi as many times as KCR did...

secondly, Not even a single project in the state is stalled owing to delay by the center. even green tribunal cases got clearance with in no time where else where, projects have been pending for decades...

coal allocation, power allocation, projects funding etc or release of central funds....TG did not face any huddle and this was possible because of the political and adminiterial clout the govt has with other states and central government...

there were times KCR strongly supported...and then there were times where he strongly hit back too at Modi as well as AMit Shha and their policies...

stop these non sense tuesday stories.

 

You are completely wrong with both the facts & interpretations. 

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2 minutes ago, KottesukundaamRandi said:

You are completely wrong with both the facts & interpretations. 

same feel ..pulihoora baaga kalipadu 

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43 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said:

evadu dekhutunada ? first of all, enduku dekhali ra bhai ? emi pani leda ?

Remember, TRS right now is not alligned to either congress or BJP...In this case, what is the need for TRS or TG govt to have so called politicalc lout ? FYI, since 2014, KCR has met PM Modi most number of times than any CM in India as for that matter of fact, not even BJP MP's have met PM Modi as many times as KCR did...

secondly, Not even a single project in the state is stalled owing to delay by the center. even green tribunal cases got clearance with in no time where else where, projects have been pending for decades...

coal allocation, power allocation, projects funding etc or release of central funds....TG did not face any huddle and this was possible because of the political and adminiterial clout the govt has with other states and central government...

there were times KCR strongly supported...and then there were times where he strongly hit back too at Modi as well as AMit Shha and their policies...

stop these non sense tuesday stories.

 

dear langa 

pakkana vallani mosam cheste bagupdataveo kani 

ninnu nuvvue mosam chesukunte sanka naki pothavu 

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38 minutes ago, manadonga said:

coliation lo cbn adigithene dikku ledu 

inka kcr ka ? 

 

Coalition lo vundi kuda CBN ada peekindi emi ledu..

neutral ga vundi KCR matram bagane narkochindu

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5 minutes ago, manadonga said:

dear langa 

pakkana vallani mosam cheste bagupdataveo kani 

ninnu nuvvue mosam chesukunte sanka naki pothavu 

Adi chana nayam PPT’lu susukuni murisipoedanikante

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2 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said:

Coalition lo vundi kuda CBN ada peekindi emi ledu..

neutral ga vundi KCR matram bagane narkochindu

yeah 3rd front ani bagane narukochadu

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1 hour ago, Android_Halwa said:

evadu dekhutunada ? first of all, enduku dekhali ra bhai ? emi pani leda ?

Remember, TRS right now is not alligned to either congress or BJP...In this case, what is the need for TRS or TG govt to have so called politicalc lout ? FYI, since 2014, KCR has met PM Modi most number of times than any CM in India as for that matter of fact, not even BJP MP's have met PM Modi as many times as KCR did...

secondly, Not even a single project in the state is stalled owing to delay by the center. even green tribunal cases got clearance with in no time where else where, projects have been pending for decades...

coal allocation, power allocation, projects funding etc or release of central funds....TG did not face any huddle and this was possible because of the political and adminiterial clout the govt has with other states and central government...

there were times KCR strongly supported...and then there were times where he strongly hit back too at Modi as well as AMit Shha and their policies...

stop these non sense tuesday stories.

 

 

LOL......Lafangi gaadi mari enduku Mamata langa loki doorutunnadu??? Let me tell you, there won't be any political clouts for both TG & AP.........Even if KCR sweeps the Telangana......... He will never get more than 14/17 seats.

 

Mamata Banerjee has that clout to form an alternative front because she's has 42 seats(8% of total MP's in India) under her belt. 

 

 Mamata Banerjee, Tamil Nadu, Bihar lo laloo gaadu, UP lo Akhilesh Mayawati ki aratipandu laa help avvatam tappithe None of telugu politicians will ever have the kind of clout they had under United AP.

 

World lo ye country lo ayyina politicians will give importance to states where they're more seats and people......... Texas, California, NY & Florida.

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1 hour ago, Gaali_Gottam_Govinda said:

 

LOL......Lafangi gaadi mari enduku Mamata langa loki doorutunnadu??? Let me tell you, there won't be any political clouts for both TG & AP.........Even if KCR sweeps the Telangana......... He will never get more than 14/17 seats.

 

Mamata Banerjee has that clout to form an alternative front because she's has 42 seats(8% of total MP's in India) under her belt. 

 

 Mamata Banerjee, Tamil Nadu, Bihar lo laloo gaadu, UP lo Akhilesh Mayawati ki aratipandu laa help avvatam tappithe None of telugu politicians will ever have the kind of clout they had under United AP.

 

World lo ye country lo ayyina politicians will give importance to states where they're more seats and people......... Texas, California, NY & Florida.

induke ra ayya mimmalno ITEM anedi...

KCR gadu mamata banerjee tho enduku kalsindu ante...asalu topic ki daniki nuv antunnadaniki emana relation vunda ?

avu, kalsindu...aithe endi ? mamata banerjee emaina touch me not uh..

ninna JMM onni kalsindu...repu mapo vere partirs vallani kuda kalustadu...

final ga, what d you want to say man ?

dhamak mothanike 10gesinatu vundi..weekend ekuva takuva taagaku vaya

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4 hours ago, Android_Halwa said:

Its silly. 

The political clout of Telangana is intact and finds its presence across the corridors of power. Its not the number but the relations 

The question is about the political clout of AP. They never had any clout until they got merged with TG and have enjoyed political fruits for decades. Now its time to be on their own and if they can't , its their ineffective and inefficient administration that needs to be answered rather than blaming on the numbers.

#Tuesday_Blues

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4 hours ago, Gaali_Gottam_Govinda said:

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As feared by many, the bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh has significantly reduced the political clout of Telugu people, giving way to TMC. The opponents of bifurcation of the state have primarily voiced such concerns during the debate over division of the state. Though it is erroneous to judge the legitimacy of the demand for the separate state of Telangana on this count alone, the fact is that the worst fears of protagonists of united Andhra Pradesh have come true. The West Bengal chief minister, with her 34 members in Lok Sabha, is the cynosure of Opposition activity, with both the Telangana and Andhra Pradesh chief ministers playing supporting roles.

Even the Congress MPs belonging to Seemandhra region opposing the bifurcation accused the then home minister P Chidambaram, who hails from Tamil Nadu, as hatching out a conspiracy to weaken Telugu influence on national politics.

The united Andhra Pradesh had 42 seats in Lok Sabha, equal to that of West Bengal. Now, after the bifurcation of the state, the residuary Andhra Pradesh has 25 members in Lok Sabha while the remaining 17 are left with Telangana. Now, the strength of MPs from Andhra Pradesh are less than that from Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Karnataka, West Bengal, and equal to that from Rajasthan. Telangana is much smaller state in terms of its representation in Lok Sabha. On the contrary, only UP, Bihar and Maharashtra had more Lok Sabha seats than united Andhra Pradesh.

In an age of fractured verdicts and fragmented polity, the representation in Lok Sabha is critical for exercising political clout at the Centre.

Besides, there is a complaint of north-south divide in the national corridors of political power. The economic potential of two residuary states was also compromised by the bifurcation, making them more dependent on the Centre. This is the backdrop against which the demand for special status is voiced.

Division of the state resulted in fractured verdict, mainly on the state lines. The contention in the united state was that the Seemandhra region, which now constitutes the residuary state of Andhra Pradesh, enjoyed disproportionate political power as compared to Telangana region. Most of the chief ministers in the united state were from Seemandhra region. The political dominance has created a sense of alienation among people of Telangana, who complained of cultural subjugation under the united Andhra Pradesh regime.

N Chandrababu Naidu (left) and K Chandrasekhara Rao. Agencies

Thus, this idiom of movement for separate statehood completely altered the political map of two successor states. The political parties like TDP and YSR Congress more or less became irrelevant in the new state of Telangana as the leadership of these two regional parties is from Seemandhra region. The sub-regional sentiment unveiled by the new state has led to the emergence of strong regional parties like TRS in Telangana, which was automatically the choice of the people.

Thus, the state is not only geographically divided, but also politically. This political division is all set to remain for a longer period as national parties became redundant in Andhra Pradesh and the BJP remained a low-key force in Telangana.

 

Andhra Pradesh, with over 30 seats, was instrumental in catapulting UPA to power in 2004 and 2009. As it suffered huge anti-incumbency, the Congress leadership attempted a costly political gamble to at least retain some of the seats in the Telugu state. But their calculations went wrong. Congress was completely rejected in residuary Andhra Pradesh, with the party failing to win any seat in the Lok Sabha due to the people's disenchantment with what they believed to be an arbitrary bifurcation. Quite surprisingly, the people in Telangana also chose to give mandate to the party that fought for the separate state rather than the party which delivered it. In fact, the people of Telangana punished Congress for its politics of procrastination and prevarication in the course  of the struggle for separate statehood.

The regional party TDP emerged on the horizons as a party that opposed the Centre's high-handedness and Congress authoritarianism. Thus, the TDP, which came to power in early 1980s, became the fulcrum of anti-Congress Opposition forces. The state under the TDP leadership held Opposition conclaves to galvanise the anti-Congress political sentiment in the state at a time when there was no serious national contender for the grand old party.

In fact, Telugu politicians like NT Rama Rao and N Chandrababu Naidu were the chairman of the national front and the convener of the united front respectively. The Andhra Pradesh MPs belonging to TDP were the vital support for the survival of Vajpayee-led first NDA regime. The TDP in its early phase was even the main Opposition party in the Lok Sabha.

Meanwhile, the BJP's emergence as a strong force and the saffron party coming to power on its own changed the political arithmetic much against Telugu politics. BJP is not dependent on its allies so much that the Telugu regional parties can influence the national political scene.

Meanwhile, the competitive politics of TRS and TDP to grab space in national politics, the YSR Congress introvert politics that does not see BJP as an adversary, the interstate issues that remain unresolved, the animosity left behind by bifurcation, make it difficult for Telugu politicians to unitedly voice their identity in the national polity despite geographical division.

 

@aathcare  42 MP's unnapudu UPA govt lo kuda AP ki chippe icharu doesnt matter

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