Cong Telangana MLAs tail it back to Hyderabad

July 06, 2011 15:42

Rediff.com's Vicky Nanjappa who has been giving us all the news as it happens on Telangana says all the Congress MLAs are headed back to Hyderabad after there was absolutely no assurance from the Union government over a settlement of the issue.

Visibly upset they said that they were disappointed by the Centre and they would continue fighting until the goal was achieved.

Ram Reddy Damodar Reddy, one of the Congress MLAs there was no question of withdrawing resignations and they would not settle for anything less than a Bill regarding Telangana in Parliament.

Also read: Mohammed Siddique on Telangana paralysed

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