YSRC president YS Jaganmohan Reddy's efforts to spur collective consensus against bifurcation of Telagnana and for samaikyandhra got a boost and fillip today at Delhi by national leaders.
Support came from an unexpected corner of CPI which has joined the Telagnana bandwagon . But the CPI general secretary Suravaram Sudhakar Reddy said Jagans commitment and determined campaign for keeping the state united needed to be appreciated and lauded . 'We told him of our commitment to Telagnana but assured him that CPI will ensure against abuse and misuse of Article 3 of the constitution by the congress 'said CPI leader.
YSRC sources said that the party had made a positive thrust on the day-one of Jagan's Delhi visit. Jagan will meet BJP and other party chiefs tomorrow to explain why he took such a stand .Today, it is Andhra Pradesh, tomorrow, it can be Bihar, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu... Anybody with a 272 majority in Lok Sabha can draw a line and split states," Jagan says.
