The Congress, which is all set to split the Telugu people, is again splitting Seemandhra people into two groups as pro and anti- bifurcation groups again. While the dilemma in political parties and Seemandhra people continues over giving representation to GoM, the Center taking advantage of their dilemma situation is pushing the pro-bifurcation groups to give representation to GoM.

Those who firmly opposing bifurcation are believing that any mode of representation to GoM is nothing but accepting Center’s proposal of dividing the state, others like Purandeswari, Panabaka argue that if fail to give representation gross injustice to Seemandhra is certain. So, it is understood that Congress is wise enough to divide the people again so as it can spearhead with its plans.

Congress party state political in-charge Digvijay Singh has asked the people and parties of both regions to send their suggestions over bifurcation to GoM before November 5th. He said any of their concrete suggestions will be included in the relevant draft bill. The GoM will have its final meeting on November 7th and will submit its report to Cabinet.