Sri krishna committee report We have also received an advisory from Medak district collector and superintendent of police that the Dubbaka trip be cancelled. We are acting accordingly,” an official in the chief minister's office was quoted as saying.Besides, on Wednesday about 14 universities from the non-Telangana regions have warned saying that “the consequences will be bitter” if the committee report recommend dividing Andhra Pradesh.Prime Minister on Wed reviewed the political and security situation in the Andhra state with his senior cabinet colleagues. Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee, Defence Minister AK Antony, Home Minister P Chidambaram and Law Minister M Veerappa Moily besides senior government officials were attended this Meeting. The Centre has already sent security forces to help maintain Law and Order in Andhra Pradesh.
Enough indications suggest that this region was neglected and its people discriminated against; a separate state would address many of the concerns ailing this region. For example, a new state of Telangana would definitely get more water and therefore bring prosperity to the region. The seven-point term of reference announced by the Union Government on February 12 has mandated the Justice Srikrishna Committee to “examine the situation in Andhra Pradesh with reference to the demand for a separate state of Telangana as well as the demand for maintaining the present status of united Andhra.
A judgment of a court cannot satisfy all, which people cannot expect or judge cannot intend. Whether Justice Srikrishna, with all his caliber and commitment, will judge the genuineness of demand for Telangana state? It may not be possible that the judge would go by the mandate of Home Ministry, if any. Now the hope is that the report, perhaps the inference from the lakhs of pages of presentations received, be impartial as promised and declared by the chairperson The track record and credibility Meanwhile, Information and Broadcasting Minister Ambika Soni met Mr Chidambaram and discussed the advisory issued by the News Broadcasters Association (NBA) asking news channels to be “sensitive” while covering the release of the Srikrishna Committee report.
