What will happen to the game plan of Congress High Command on A.P?
Andhra Pradesh: - The state which plays the key role in National Politics as a third largest state that is having 42 MP seats equalling West Bengal. This was very much important to congress as by given 33 MP seats to form the government in India. Then there was much political uncertainty occurred after the death of late YSR in A.P state as “bifurcation of the state” issue raised drastically by TRS and others? Even TDP and BJP also tried to create struggles to Congress party on the issue in telangana region, and in Seema Andhra Jagan played a crucial role as YSRCP which made Congress party mentally irked, so they have taken crucial actions on him by sending him to jail by using their powers to that effect, jagan got much sympathy and most of the people of Seema Andhra turned towards him. These two issues made congress party almost finished in the
state. Then they realized that if they want to form their government again they very much needed Andhra Pradesh MP Seats. To clear all the hurdles in both the regions and to control all the parties, they decided to go for formation of Telangana on the condition by merging TRS in Congress party and release of jagan from jail (who should support post elections). But they actually don’t go for formation as they know there were Constitutional Amendments needed on Article371 (D), Article 371(H), Article 168 and “Common Capital” for both the states. For these Amendments of Constitution they need 2/3 majority in the parliament and opinion of state assembly so BJP shouldn’t support to congress because if it will work out then entire credit goes to congress and TRS. And in Seema Andhra never ever they will contest in elections, so surely they will not support to congress. This is the game plan of Congress High Command. But here are hurdles again to congress those are 1) if TRS will not be going to merge in congress? And if jagan doesn’t supports post elections? what will happen to Congress High Command? So wait and see…