01-17-2011, 03:39 PM
[quote name='Savithri' date='13 January 2011 - 01:37 PM' timestamp='1294925370' post='110237']
Jagan is still organizing his strength by going on his 'odarppu' yathra while being visible centre-stage on current economic issues affecting the largely agrarian state. He will be a 'gentleman' until he is sure that in the ensuing election the Congress won't be a contender let alone be returned to power.
The Congress Party has no clue as to how it can stop the desertion of its legislators in both Telengana and non-Telengana regions.
By the way Telengana is a Muslims and Maoist dominated/infested area compared to the rest of Andhra. The BJP is ill-advised to support the creation of Telengana.
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The legislators think they have better prospects from Jagan than Congress leadership. Also his force is near while Congress leaders force is far even if its greater. So its their best interest to stick to Jagan unless Congress goes after him with full force. They are like Pakjab feudals and will kowtow to display of force. All feudals are alike.
Jagan is still organizing his strength by going on his 'odarppu' yathra while being visible centre-stage on current economic issues affecting the largely agrarian state. He will be a 'gentleman' until he is sure that in the ensuing election the Congress won't be a contender let alone be returned to power.
The Congress Party has no clue as to how it can stop the desertion of its legislators in both Telengana and non-Telengana regions.
By the way Telengana is a Muslims and Maoist dominated/infested area compared to the rest of Andhra. The BJP is ill-advised to support the creation of Telengana.
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The legislators think they have better prospects from Jagan than Congress leadership. Also his force is near while Congress leaders force is far even if its greater. So its their best interest to stick to Jagan unless Congress goes after him with full force. They are like Pakjab feudals and will kowtow to display of force. All feudals are alike.