Congratulations

Subject:   Congratulations
From:   “kamal rao”
Date:   Thu, January 25, 2007 3:56 pm
To:   madhu@madhuyaskhi.com
Dear Mr Yashki
  
  First of all I must Congratulate you about your sincere and bold expressions and
views on SEPARATE TELANGANA ISSUE, despite of your Victory as a Member of
Parliament as a Congress Party candidate.
  
  Your views and ideas have inspired me too to come back to my home and serve the
people.
  
  The last but not th leasti would like introduce my self to you. My name is Mr
Kamalakar Rao Voruganti and i hailed from an Agricultural family from Village
called Mohanrao Pet, Koratla Mandal District Karimnagar. I am Solicitor &
Adminidtrator for Oaths and have been Practicing Law in England & Wales and i have
been running my own firm called as KAMAL SOLICITORS, in Ilford in Greatar London.
  
  Now I am making my arrangments to speak to MrChandrashekar Rao president of TRS
Party about my interest in coming to Politics. However It is my intension to have
your valuable suggestions on my entry to Politics which my ever ambition.
  
  I would like to hear from you whether you have any other ideas of having separate
organisation to achive Telagana Statehood. Please feel free to contcat me to
discus futher on this matter. Here are my numbers on which you can reach me.
  
  Yours sincerely
  
  
  Kamalakar Rao Voruganti

Congress upset over Yashki’s stand

HYDERABAD: Nizamabad MP Madhu Yashki Goud’s decision to take part in a pro-Telangana meeting organised by Gadar at Palwancha in Khammam district and his remarks that he will attend anyone’s meeting for the sake of Telangana have upset the State Congress leadership.

Though the controversial MP had been reiterating his pro-Telangana stand quite often, not many had taken his moves seriously within the party all these days. Now, the MP’s reported remarks that he had decided to attend the meeting following the call given by TRS president K. Chandrasekhar Rao have irked the Congress leadership.

Explanation demanded

At a press conference here on Monday, Gone Prakash Rao, former Chairman of the APSRTC, and Mahesh Kumar Goud, ex-president of the NSUI, demanded an explanation from him as to whether the MP was still a Congress member.

Taking exception to his remarks, they asked him to clarify whether he would attend the meetings of the BJP or the Talli Telangana Party. They asked Mr. Yashki Goud whether he was keeping Rahul Gandhi posted of these developments as he claimed to be a close friend of the latter and getting away with his statements.

They advised him to toe the Congress line and not that of the TRS on the Telangana issue.

Yashki gets `backing’ from Keshava Rao

HYDERABAD: APCC president K. Keshava Rao on Tuesday defended Nizamabad MP Madhu Yashki’s controversial remarks, saying he was explaining the party’s stand on Telangana at various meetings.

Asked as to what action the party was contemplating against the MP, Dr. Rao said at a press conference here that he had asked the MP to refrain from issuing controversial statements. Mr. Yashki had written to him, explaining the circumstances under which he made the remarks at a meeting at Palvancha in Khammam recently.

“He was only explaining the party stand on Telangana at meetings organised by other parties and organisations,” he said, adding Mr. Yashki had clarified that he had not been faulted by the party high command on the issue.

The APCC president condemned the alleged manhandling of Vijayawada Mayor Mallika Begum by corporators and advised them to behave.

Protest against Sai Baba for opposing separate Telangana

“Sai Baba, who celebrated his 81st birthday recently, had declared at the age of 15 that he was no ordinary human being, but had come to the earth to fulfil the wishes of the saints and sages.”

By IANS, [RxPG] Hyderabad, Jan 22 - Protesting the remarks of spiritual guru Satya Sai Baba here Monday opposing a separate Telangana state, people went on a rampage at a Sai Baba temple while his followers called a shutdown in Puttaparthi town of Anantapur district to condemn remarks on the guru.Shouting slogans against him, dozens of students belonging to Telangana Rashtra Samiti - barged into a Sai Baba temple near Osmania University here, pulled down the huge cut outs of Sai Baba and set them afire after trampling on them.

An effigy of Sai Baba, who termed attempts to bifurcate the state ‘mahapapam’ -, was also burnt.

Addressing a function in Chennai Sunday, Sai Baba said there was no demand for a separate Telangana state from the people of the region.

‘Dividing the people or the country is not good. Bifurcating the state is mahapapam,’ he said.

Sai Baba, who claims to be reincarnation of Hindu God and preaches love, understanding and universal brotherhood, has thousands of followers in India and abroad including several heads of state, eminent politicians, military officials, judges, film stars and sportsmen.

During last few decades, he has built a vast empire worth billions of rupees transforming a small village of Puttaparthi, his birthplace into a modern town with a state-of-the-art airport, education and health facilities.

The reaction to his comments was sharp from the protagonists of separate Telangana.

TRS president K. Chandrasekhara Rao asked Sai Baba to confine himself to religion.

‘Is Sai Baba blind to the suicides by farmers in Telangana region? Is he blind to the fact that the region was subjected to exploitation?’ asked Rao, who is leading the movement for separate statehood comprising 10 districts including Hyderabad.

Congress MP from Nizamabad Madhu Yaskhi Goud wondered what Sai Baba knew of the problems of Telangana.

‘He is from Rayalseema region and what does he know about the problem of fluorosis in Nalgonda. He is funding the water projects for Rayalseema and Chennai,’ said Goud.

Revolutionary balladeer and Maoist sympathiser Gaddar, who is also actively participating in the movement for separate Telangana, criticised Sai Baba for opposing the demand.

Meanwhile, a shutdown was being observed in Puttaparthi town in Anantapur district to condemn the remarks of Telangana leaders against Sai Baba. Shops and business establishment were shut down and Sai Baba’s disciples set afire effigies of Chandrasekhara Rao, Madhu Yashki Goud and Gaddar.

The streets around Prashanti Nilayam, the abode of Baba, wore a deserted look.

Sai Baba, who celebrated his 81st birthday recently, had declared at the age of 15 that he was no ordinary human being, but had come to the earth to fulfil the wishes of the saints and sages.

Sai Baba also used to perform miracles like producing gold out of thin air but about a decade ago he stopped doing them in the wake of a controversy and a challenge by rationalists to prove his miracles in their presence.