Telagngana leaders headed by Prof Venkataswamy back Koshal state demand

August 14, 2016 at 10:08 am Leave a comment

Following is a report from the Daily Pioneer:

The Telangana Joint Action Committee would extend all support to the agitation in support of formation of s separate State of Kosal in Odisha. This was announced to the media at a Press conference here on Monday at the end of visit of a delegation of Telagngana leaders headed by Prof K Venkataswamy.

The demand for a separate Kosal State is “absolutely justified.” Political representatives of this area should also extend their support for this movement, opined Venkataswamy.

Venkataswamy spoke in brief about the struggle, agitation of people of the Telangana region to get the separate Telangana State.

“There may be differences. You may fight separately to realise the goal of getting a separate Kosal State. But don’t work in opposite ways which would undermine your struggle for a separate Kosal State,” advised Prof Venkataswamy.

It is the duty of Prime Minister Modi to look into the demand of the people of this region for formation a separate Kosal State as the BJP is in support of smaller States for better governance, said Venkataswamy further.

Earlier, Leader of Kosal State Coordination Committee Pramod Mishra spoke in brief about the Kosal movement from the beginning till today and urged people to support the demand for s separate Kosal State  wholeheartedly for better growth and development of Kosalanchal.

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Entry filed under: Demand by politicians, Demand of Koshal state, Discussions, Koshal Chhad Andolan, Uncategorized.

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