Having realised that he has gradually become irrelevant in the wake of the Congress high command announcing the formation of separate Telangana state, Telangana Rashtra Samithi president K Chandrasekhara Rao has started making desperate attempts to prove his identity and existence.
After confining himself to his farm house at the crucial periods, the TRS president suddenly came out and started making all sorts of controversial comments only to convey to the people of Telangana that he is going to be instrumental in new state to be formed.
His statement that the Andhra employees would have to go back to their native places once the Telangana is formed should be viewed in this context.
First of all, KCR has no business to decide who should go where in the event of Telangana formation.
The Centre would take all safeguards to protect the interests of employees and would come out with a scientific solution on the division of employees.
It is nothing but natural that if the Seemandhra develops a new capital, some of the senior employees would go there, apart from new recruits, to administer the capital.
But it would take another 10 years for the entire capital to be shifted. Till such time, the Andhra employees would continue to work from Hyderabad even after the Telangana state is formed.
Under these circumstances, KCR’s comment would only create a sort of insecurity feeling among the Seemandhra employees, who are already seething with anger over division.
It is better KCR keeps his mouth shut and cooperate with the Centre in resolving the crisis.
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