T-organisations attack TRS chief
September 22nd, 2010
DC Correspondent Share Buzz up!Karimnagar, Sept. 21: Telangana Rashtra
Samiti (TRS) and its president K. Chandrasekhar Rao have been under
attack ever since latter's comments on the right of Telangana-born
people to the jobs in the region in a television debate last week.
While Telangana advocates associations have already made strong
criticism of Mr Rao, other joint action committees like students and
people's organisations are turning heat on the party and its leader
who have become synonymous with the separate state movement in the
last one year.
Former TRS dissident Dileep Kumar, people's organisations' joint
action committee leader Bellaiah Naik, Dalit organisations' JAC leader
Visharadan and others are raising the pitch in their criticism of Mr
Chandrasekhar Rao.
This attack on the TRS and KCR is putting even the Telangana Joint
Action Committee (TJAC) in the district on a defensive as it is not
able to defend his "Telangana-borns have right" contention.
Sources said the surge in criticsm against Mr Chandrasekhar Rao is
less about his comments than political battle among the pro-Telangana
outfits. Since November 2009, when Mr Chandrasekhar Rao commenced his
fast, the chain of developments pushed him and his party into the
prime position in the region's political scene. Other pro-Telangana
organisations and TRS rivals have been complaining in the last few
months that Mr Chandrasekhar Rao has been using his new-found clout
only to strengthen his party organisation instead of taking forward
the movement further.
Political observers feel that elements and organisations within the
movement which are opposing the TRS are just making use of KCR's
comments to mount attack on the party to diminish its dominance on the
movement. Leaders of SC, ST and BC organisations are complaining that
TRS is seeking to marginalise them in the separate state movement and
cite the incidents of attack on Manda Krishna Madiga in Kakatiya
University meeting and the recent disruption of Mr Visharadan's speech
at Osmania University.
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