Time Bomb Is Ticking

'T'ime bomb is ticking: Politicking Wishesh

Namaskaram andi!

Hope you are enjoying your special exclusive from Wishesh. Before you get into hectic schedules, we try to bring out, how public like you & me feel about the present happenings. This is just the lighter side of the issue while no harm is intended to anyone. This section includes gossips from the grapevine for reader enrichment. Do send in your comments or criticism for us to give you the best...........(Wishesh AarKay)

CM warns KCR & Co: KCR's speech at Samara Deeksha was literally unbearable for the Congress leaders. The TRS supremo lashed out at state and center and spared none of his vociferous campaigns. In fact even the Prime Minister or the UPA Chairperson were spared. While none of the leaders from the T Congress side had any objections for the denigrating remarks, the Chief Minister N Kiran Kumar Reddy and PCC Chief Botsa Satyanarayana felt remorse over the incident.

CM openly slammed the TRS Chief over the issue and said that talking ill of the PM must not be encouraged. On the other hand, the worst affected T ministers in the state cabinet bore the major brunt in silence.

KTR questions CM's statements: TRS youth leader K T Ramarao retorted heavily on the comments made by the CM against his father. He ascertained that to get into the good books of the high command the 'sealed cover CM', has no stature to disregard the chief of a massive protest who is backed by large section of people. KTR was outlandish on the CM and added that the CM could not even get the backing of his home district MLAs and he has no moral grounds to talk about his father.

Telangana is a sensitive issue that needs to be addressed immediately. People's demand is the most important yardstick in democracy and if that is true the division is the solution. But for a noble cause the dirty slangy verbal wars only dilute the main issue. Because ultimately whether it is T or AP, all of us are Indians and we got to live in harmony before and after T formation.

Case on KCR: Who has the guts to bell the cat is what I sense on this present situation prevailing between the Congress T leaders and TRS. While the TRS supremos lashed out with a dozen dirty slangy speeches on the Congress leaders from T. On the other hand, the T Congress wants to file a complaint against the TRS supremo for his unlimited provoking statements.

But the question is who would have the guts to do it, if it is an individual affair, they would have to face the public ire. And if it is a collective affair their electoral gains are sure to be affected. Already its is abuzz that the Seemandhra is in favor of the YSRCP and Congress has lost all hopes. With this complaint, Congress needs to wash its hands off from this part of the country. Hence Congress would never take this self-hurting step, claim critics. So is this the 'paper tiger' story?