The chief ministers of the two states shouldn’t get together and have constructive talks on what’s best for the states, according to CPI leader Narayana. It is unnecessary to provoke if someone already provokes. On July 6, the chief ministers of the two Telugu states will meet in Hyderabad’s Praja Bhavan. It was said to be a fortunate day. Speaker Narayana of the CPI made some significant remarks in the backdrop of this crucial gathering. His goal was to look out for the well-being of Telugu people
The Partition Act’s specified advantages for each state should be attained, and efforts should be taken to do so. They want to safeguard each state’s rights while reaching a peaceful resolution to the issue. In addition, he addressed Polavaram and water conflicts. He also requested that concerns about Bhadrachalam’s flooded districts be carefully considered and remedied.
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He brought up the fact that the common state had internal water issues as well. However, it has become apparent in light of the altered regional and political circumstances. Geographically, Telangana and Andhra are apart. However, Telugu speakers claim that they converse.
He claimed that although feeling may and should work sometimes, it doesn’t always. He stated that this political solution is only short-term and not long-term. Because of the unfulfilled promises made during the partition, the chief ministers of both states wished to exert pressure on the federal government. It was only then that he expressed hope that the issue would be resolved. He stated that because everyone would be discussing this, there is no need to pay attention to it.