Thousands of Andhra employees working in state capital Hyderabad have been agitating opposing bifurcation of the state and also crossing swords with their counterparts in their offices. Clashes between both groups have become a regular practice. However, fortunately so far there are no serious incidents took place expect slogan shouting against each other. But, AP NGOs plan to conduct a huge meeting at Hyderabad on September 7th and a huge rally to be conducted on the same day by their counterparts opposing their meeting may lead to a big clash, unless both the groups are denied permission by the police.

TRS, OU students JAC, political T JAC and other groups have owed to take a rally opposing the AP NGOs meeting. AP NGOs have asked the Andhra employees settled in Hyderabad to represent themselves at least one each from a family in the meeting. Both the groups are well aware of the consequences of clashing of such a huge number of people on the roads, yet they both prefer to go ahead.

After all what makes them be so rigid with their plans of countering each other on the state capital roads?

As far as AP NGOs are concerned they might be planning to raise alarm upon the situation of Hyderabad, so as the Central government will declare it as a Union Territory. If, the capital is declared as UT, then neither Andhra nor Telangana states can impact their lives and service.

The Telangana leaders might be thinking that if they let the AP NGOs claim their rights on Hyderabad, they fear Hyderabad may slip-out of their hands due to the pressures and Hyderabad may be made UT forever. However, if clashes take place between the two groups in a large scale, then the Central government is likely to impose Presidents Rule on the state to keep the situation under control.