NGOs' decision to impact political parties
posted on Oct 17, 2013 @ 8:00PM
So far, the three major political parties TDP, YSRCP and Congress parties have been strategically making their moves completely relying upon the Samaikyandhra agitations and APNGOs’ strike. But, already people have withdrawn from the agitations and now with APNGOs calling off their strike, these three political parties also have to change their game strategies to suit the changed situation.
Especially YSR Congress party, which is spearheading with Samaikyandhra agitations, has to find some other point to continue its hectic activities. In wake of this changed situation, the timing of YSR Congress party’s ‘Samaikya Shankaravam’ meeting to be held at Hyderabad on 26th of this month is also proved to be quite an odd event.
However, both TDP and Congress parties, which have been facing immense pressures due to the strikes and agitations, may have a sigh of relief with this development. However, still TDP has to unlock itself from bifurcation issue and initiate damage control in Telangana part, which would be a very difficult task.
Congress leaders will have all the ease of transferring the blame on their rival parties and their high command for bifurcation of the state and may slowly put efforts to reinstate their lost glory before the next general elections. Probably, it may be enough time for them to retain their hold on their constituencies.
However, all the parties wish that bifurcation process should not coincide with next general elections, which may ruin their electoral chances. All they can do now is just keep praying the Congress high command not to speed-up the process and for god’s sake just prolong the decision until the elections are over.