Why separate Telangaanaa?

Why separate Telangaanaa?

History and statistics of Telangaanaa and Andhra regions:

•

It is yet to be established about the point of origin of the Telugu language. Telugu

is a predominant language in Southern part of India. Speakers of Telugu are

spread from Deccan region to the East coast region of India.

•

Hyderabad state had total 16 districts:

8 Telangaanaa + 5 Marat Wada + 3 Kannada speaking districts.

•

Nizam dynasty (Asafjaahi Dynasty) ruled it from 1724 to 1948.

•

Struggle against the king started somewhere in 1943 and it reached new heights

after 17th August 1947 as king refused to join the Indian union as he had an idea

of making it a part of Pakistan.

•

Police action started on September 13th and on September 17th of 1948 Hyderabad

state became a part of Indian Union.

•

Telangaanaa saw its 1st elected government of Boorgula Ramakrishna Rao in 1952,

the 4 years vacuum in government sector was filled by people of Andhra region.

•

Then started the MULKI struggle (mulk stands for state in Urdu), GAIR MULKI

GO BACK was the slogan at that time. It was a very simple but effective tactic

by the Government of India to control the people, officers from Andhra region were

placed to monitor the activities in Telangaanaa, for example police of Telangaanaa

state was formed by constables from Telangaanaa region and officers from Andhra

region. I need not remind you how well will our police department work and it is

the direct Government in many places.

Andhra Rastra creation and role of Sri Potti Sri Ramulu Garu:

On 19th of October 1952 Sri Potti Sri Ramulu Garu

started indefinite hunger strike for separation of Telugu speaking people from Madras

presidency, with Madras as its capital. He died on 15th December 1952 the 63rd day of

fasting and Delhi cleared the way for Andhra Rastra, and on 1st October 1953 Andhra

Rastra was created with Kurnool as capital. But our great leaders and stupid students of

Andhra Pradesh will praise him as the father of AP on every November 1st.

Then what is November 1st -the day of treachery!

STATE REORGANISATION COMMISSION (SRC) 1953:

There was a demand for language based state in several parts of the country and so

among few Telugu speaking people of south India.

SRC was commissioned by Delhi and was headed by Supreme Court judge Fazal Ali. He clearly mentioned that 8 Telugu speaking districts of Hyderabad state should be clubbed into a state called Telangaanaa and if interested in future its assembly must vote with 2/3rd majority so that Telangaanaa can be a part of a United Telugu state.

He made points both for and against the unification:

AGAINST unification:

1.

It is not good to merge two regions which are unequal in development

2.

Andhra is in deficit budget and Telangaanaa is in surplus and there is every danger

of the surplus being used by deficit region

3.

People of Andhra are well versed with English and Telugu education if a state is

unified under Telugu banner then Telangaanaa people will be the losers because for

generations Telugu was not administrative language (Urdu was the administrative

language here)

4.

Telangaanaa is a plateau region where as the Andhra is plain and fertile utilization

of water resources will be unequal under a unified state.

FOR unification:

1.

Andhra region will benefit from the infrastructure of Hyderabad and hence the

problem of their capital (read it as capital in tents) will be solved.

2.

Both regions can exchange food and mineral resources so that there can be an

all around development. (now anyone can easily verify what amount of

minerals Telangaanaa lost to this unified state but what amount of food it got in

return)

FORMATION OF ANDHRA PRADESH:

In 1956 C.M’s (chief ministers) of Hyderabad and Andhra Rastra met in Hyderabad, and leaders from both regions participated in it.

ANDHRA leaders: Bejawada Gopal Reddy, Neelam Sanjeev Reddy, Alluri

Satyanarayana Raju, Gautu Lacchnna

TELANGAANAA leaders: Boorgula Ramakirshna Rao, konda Venkata Reddy, Marri

Chenna Reddy, J.V. Narsimhlu

Both the groups came to an agreement on the formation of state and on 1st November

1956. Thus Andhra Pradesh became 1st state which formed on basis of language.

(Leaders made a mockery of democracy don’t they know how things are run in a

democracy? Did they seek permission of people from both the regions for the

unification? The attitude was similar to Scottish noble men, in English we call it

Horse trading.

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The then P.M Jawaharlal Nehru on 5th march 1955 while he was in tour of Nizamabad district of Telangaanaa state was asked to comment on Andhra Pradesh state, in reply he made a statement “EK MASOOM BHOLI BHALI LADKI KO EK NATKAT LADKE KE SAAT SHAADI KIYA JAA RAHA HAI, CHAHE TOH WOH MILKE REH SAKTE HAI YA BICHAD SAKTE HAI”. We need to know a bit poetry and politics to understand this, he said an innocent girl (Telangaanaa) is being wed to a clever boy (Andhra Rasthram) it is of their choice to continue or to get separated. Here he speaks about a plebiscite ie., a referendum (people can vote yes or no in it). When will government seek the decision by direct vote?

The main points of the treaty made during unification:

1.

If one region gets post of chief minister then the other region has to get the post of deputy chief minister and out of ministries of home, finance, revenue, trade, planning , industries any of the two ministries should be given to Telangaanaa MLA’s. (as soon as Sanjeev reddy of Andhra region became CM of AP he abolished the post of Deputy CM)

2.

Prohibition of liquor consumption in Andhra region but not in Telangaanaa ( the

excise amount collected in Telangaanaa was used by AP but not Telangaanaa)

3.

Cost of administration should be in ratio of 2:1 (Andhra: Telangaanaa) (the

surplus of Telangaanaa which was left by Nizam was used by AP state)

4.

Appointment for jobs on ratio of population (now the qualifications were set

high which made the Urdu educated youth as unqualified)

5.

If there is a need to remove government job holders then they should be

removed in equal ratio (if the recruitment is not in a equal ratio don’t expect

the removal to be in equal ratio)

6.

Residence of 12 years was compulsory to get jobs. (which was brought down

to 4 years by agitation of JAI ANDHRA in 1970’s)

7.

Andhra people should not buy lands of Telangaanaa farmers

(implementation of this point need not be explained by me).

8.

Cabinet allocation must be in ration of 3:2(Andhra: Telangaanaa) and a Muslim from Telangaanaa must be in the cabinet. The only two commonalities in between these two regions is they speak Telugu and they are all Indians. The story of Rayalaseema was altogether different, after winning Rayalaseema which was in hands of different rulersBritishers included it in its madras presidency.

Now let us try to look into things that happened after independence.

•

Nizam who remained here had no political significance he feared the charges of

genocide and left to turkey with his family, and what was left in Telangaanaa was a

huge power vacuum.

•

Andhra region was lucky enough as they had a first hand experience of how

things will run in post independence India because Indian union adopted the same

British democracy which Andhra people were well acquaintance with.

•

Local landlords of Telangaanaa remained intact as they were not talking of union

with Pakistan and Delhi did not feel they were a threat to the union. Moreover as

the landlords had access to modern education they realized the benefit of joining

the congress party. Now the people of Telangaanaa fell into the fire from the pan,

the new enemy was a part of the system and any move against them will be

counted as an outlaw

RIGHTS ON ASSETS:

•

The whole story in India and even in Telangaanaa starts here, as it is free India now

everyone has equal right on assets. But practically land lords were holding long

stretches of land and were reluctant to give the rights.

Here the ruling party at the centre (I need not name it) found a best way to solve this problem the same old way of asking and persuading which brought us freedom.

This might work in every other place but will that work in Telangaanaa?

The answer would be NO because we did not beg for freedom, we SNATCHED it

from the oppressor and so will be the case of lands, so began the struggle for the land.

That is why the Naxalbury movement on 1967 turned into an alternate solution for

the problems of land distribution in Telangaanaa, the state which should look after its

people once again stood by the oppressor and crushed the people of Telangaanaa.( please

read about the radical movement against the local land lords from any sources you have)

Struggle of 1969:

This movement was raised by Marri Chenna Reddy when kasu Bramhananda

Reddy was the then CM of AP, people agitated fiercely and the new PM Inidra

Gandhi was observing the events (as what Sonia Gandhi is doing now). Nearly

400 people (90% students) of Telangaanaa died.

In 1969 few points were made to ease the tensions:

1.

All the employees who got employment against the rules shall be removed

( not implemented till date)

2.

Action against those who got in with JAALI certificates ( no action taken

against any such persons)

3.

Extension of mulki rules to local administration.

4.

Seniority must be respected as per the Supreme Court orders.

5.

Funds siphoned from Telangaanaa must be given back ( ?????)

6.

Increase the educational facilities in Hyderabad (nothing from government

was established but we can feel the heat of Andhra corporate colleges here

in Telangaanaa now)

Telangaanaa praja samiti party won 10 MP (Member of Parliament) seats

but same old story of noble men, treachery followed victory. All the winners

joined in congress and Chenna Reddy became CM of AP and hence called off

the struggle. You find statues of potti sriramulu all over AP but all the 400 odd who died in 1969 Separate Telangaanaa agitation did not find place even in Government records.

JAI ANDHRA movement:

Supreme Court of India denied to accept the case filed by people of

Andhra region and solidified the MULKI rules, then started Jai Andhra

movement and result was a death blow to Telangaanaa, the following decisions

were taken to ease the tensions:

1.

All the mulki rules were quashed

2.

Telangaanaa regional committee was cancelled

3.

People started claiming Hyderabad as FREE ZONE (it is written no

where in records about free zone) Free zone concept makes the person who is born in Hyderabad as a man of NO ZONE. He becomes non local in his own zone.

4.

Period of residence brought down from 12 to 4 years

5.

Government stopped maintaining separate accounts for both the regions

EDUCATION

Junior colleges

Andhra 266 Rayalaseema 138 Telangaanaa

176

Degree colleges

Andhra 167 Rayalaseema 70 Telangaanaa 74

All kinds of schools

Andhra 26,786 Rayalaseema 12,857 Telangaanaa 17,594

Teachers in schools

Andhra 88,435 Rayalaseema 38,552 Telangaanaa 65,040

Literacy rate

Andhra 39% Rayalaseema 38% Telangaanaa 30%

Amount spent on aided Junior colleges (in crores)

Andhra 17.4 Rayalaseema 7.73 Telangaanaa 2.63

Amount spent on aided Junior colleges (in crores) from 1969

Andhra 365 Rayalaseema 162 Telangaanaa 55

Amount spent on aided Degree colleges (in crores)

Andhra 38.52 Rayalaseema 8.74 Telangaanaa 5.76

Amount spent on aided Junior colleges (in crores) from 1956

Andhra 848 Rayalaseema 181 Telangaanaa 121

Primary schools (%)

Andhra 48 Rayalaseema 23 Telangaanaa 29

Information as per 2001-02 government records

At any point Telangaanaa with its 10 districts is either given a status equal to or less than

Rayalaseema with 4 districts, now if you compare with Andhra the picture will be horrifying!

For every 1 lakh Andhra people and 70,000 Rayalaseema people there is a government

junior college and in Telangaanaa for every 6 lakhs students there is a government junior

college.

In case of Government Degree college in both the regions for every 1,75,000 students there is a college and 3,75,000 Telangaanaa students have a college.

UNIVERSITIES:

Osmania was established by Nizam in 1918 so that cant be a credit of AP, now let us look

at the universities in AP:

Andhra+ Rayalaseema regions:

1. Nagarjuna University-Guntur : 1976

2. Srikrishna devaraya University-Anantapur:1978

3. Sri Padmavati Mahila Visvavidyalayam -Tirupathi : 1983

4. NTR University of Health Sciences – Vijayawada : 1986

5. Dravida bhasa University-kuppam-2002

6. Vemana University-kadapa-2006

7. Raja Raja narendra University-rajamundry-2006

8. Andhra University-vishakapatnam-1925 (this cant be credited to independent

India)

9. Rashtriya Sanskrit Vidyapeetha-Tirupathi (Chittoor) -1985

10. Sri Vinkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences (upgraded to medical university in

1995)

TELANGAANAA REGION:

1. National Institute of Technology-warangal-1959

2. Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural University –Hyderabad-1964

3. Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University-Hyderabad-1972

4. The English & Foreign language university-Hyderabad-upgraded to university

in-1973

5. Kakatiya University-warangal-1976

6. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Open university-Hyderabad-1982

7. Potti Sreeramulu Telugu University-Hyderabad-1985

8. Maulana Azad National Urdu University-Hyderabad-1998

9. International Institute of Information Technology-Hyderabad-1998

10. Telangaanaa University-nizamabad-2006

11. mahatma Gandhi university-Nalgonda-2006

University of Hyderabad was established in 1974, it is similar to all other central

universities 80% of its seats should be filled by local (Telangaanaa students) as per the

initial rules but once again think rationally in 1970’s you establish a central university

for P.G’s and further education what was the basic qualification in Telangaanaa at that

time? What was the political scene then? Were people ready for it?

Result administration felt that seats are not being filled, so they are now being filled by

people from all over India and other regions of AP.

Many of the colleges in Telangaanaa region as you see are limited to Hyderabad and here

government calls that they lie in Telangaanaa but recruitment is done by treating them as

free zone colleges.

WATER RESOUCES

I would like to start with the Singur Project on Mangeera River it was built to irrigate

the fields of Medak but it was used to quench thirst of Hyderabad which is filled with

settlers. Why are they fetching water from a Telangaanaa district? And the Rs 250 crores

that was spent on this project was shown to be spent on Telangaanaa.

When this question was raised government brought Krishna water to Hyderabad in a

gigantic feat by laying huge pipe lines. Are we not acting like Romans by just taking care

of capital and leaving other places to their fate and when their raise voice state uses

police to crush their voices?

NAGARJUNA SAGAR:

Built on: River Krishna.

Location: Nalgonda district. 21 villages of Nalgonda got submerged.

Andhra- 65% Rayalaseema- 20% Telangaanaa- 15%

Krishna will enter in Mahboobnagar and 69% of its path is in Telangaanaa and 13% in

Andhra region and Rayalaseema 18%.

But Andhra uses 65% of its water, and Rayalaseema uses 20% of its water.

Right canal and left canal of this dam are supposed to provide equal water to Andhra and

Telangaanaa regions respectively, now for various reasons Andhra are getting water to

irrigate 20 lakhs acres and Telangaanaa is getting water for only for 5 lakh acres. Thanks to K.L Rao, the designer of the dam.

The result is the fields which are being cultivated in Guntur are more than 10 Telangaanaa districts.

SRISAILAM DAM:

Built on: river Krishna

Location: Kurnool district of Rayalaseema

Mahboobnagar which fell in the catchment area of the dam lost 117 villages. 2 lakhs

people were made homeless, now I need not talk about compensation it is similar all over

India 1st vacate them and they had to leave it to fate and lead rest of their life in slums

Palamoor of Mahboobnagar got its name as it was rich in cultivation and domestic

animals were very abundant. Now after this dam was constructed the picture turned

upside down, after Orissa Palamoor is the largest provider of Migrating labour.

Project Tungabhadra:

Built on: river Tungabhadra

Nizam started the project in 1948 and is supposed to give 20TMC (Thousand Million

Cubic Feet) of water to Mahboobnagar, but the canal which was to siphon water till

Mahboobnagar was stopped abruptly.

Rajolibanda diversion

Laid the last nail to the coffin to irrigation in Mahboobnagar it is diverting all water to

Rayalaseema as you know how decent are the leaders of Rayalaseema and their style of

handling democracy.

Bachawat tribunal awarded 17TMC (Thousand Million Cubic Feet) of water to Jurala

project(on river Krishna) and 30 years after the verdict the project capacity has been

reduced to 10 TMC and it is still on hold as Government of AP is hesitating to pay 30crore compensation to villages in Karnataka and Palamoor is still starving.( government recently started some work here in agreement with Karnataka government and people are full confident that it will stop for one or the other reason)

GODAVARI WATER:

Of its entire path in AP Godavari flows 79% in Telangaanaa and 21% in Andhra but

numbers change when it comes to irrigation 10% of land in Telangaanaa is irrigated and I

need not tell u about delta irrigation of Andhra.

Pochampad project of Nizamabad which was stared 35 years ago got rechristened as

SRSP (Sri Ram Sagar Project) and it is still waiting for some or the other work to be

done. Gutpa Lift irrigation is yet to function fully. But Telugu Ganga of Andhra region

which was stated 13 years ago is completed and is functioning well.

INDUSTRIES

1. Azam jahi mills-Warangal,

2. Osmania chemicals,

3. Nizam sugars-Nizamabad,

4. Taj glass factory-Hyderabad,

5. Praga tools-Hyderabad,

6. Sirpur paper mills-Adilabad,

7. Singareni Collieries-Adilabad, Karimnagar, Khammam

8. Hyderabad asbestos

Are they sounding something like they were brought by settlers who claim that

they bought investments? Andhra districts had just rice mills before independence, now

by the grace of AP people of Telangaanaa lost what they have. All the companies that I

mentioned above are evidences of rich and varied industrial strength of Telangaanaa region

which are no more.

Let us take a look at the statistics about concessions(subsidies) and number of labourers.

Electricity (subsidies)

Andhra 60% Rayalaseema 7.5% Telangaanaa 12.5%

Agro based industries

54 23 23

National bank loans(%)

54 16 30

Industries 6000 750 1250

Workers (lakhs) 2.56 0.30 0.95

Daily labours(lakhs) 3.16 0.70 0.81

This clearly shows the step motherly treatment of government of AP towards Telangaanaa. The industries were spread in all districts when it was under nizam but now industries are located in Hyderabad, whole Rangareddy district is Walloped by Greater Hyderabad,

Medak which has highest number of chemical factories is chocking of pollution, and all

the other districts are still waiting for industries to come. All the industries of Nizam

which gave people of Telangaanaa a great opportunity are now dwindling due to lack of

support or else this can be put in this way that AP Government left them to grow older decay and

die.

JOBS

610 GO (Government Order):

The then CM N.T. Rama Rao on 30th December 1985 issued G.O number 610 to correct

the mistakes in allocation of jobs from 1975 to 1985. Its main function was to transfer the

Andhra employees to their region and Telangaanaa people will be given jobs in that vacated places. And 31st march 1986 was dead line for its implementation.

High lights of 610 G.O:

1. All job holders filled in contrast with the rules must be sent back by 31st march

1986.

2. All non gazette cadre employees appointed under Jurala, Srisailam ,Sri ram Sagar

projects should be transferred to their zones.

3. Strict action against those who turned to mal practices

4. All appeals regarding this issues must be solved by 31st march 1986

5. All appointments that took place after presidential order must be corrected by 31st

march 1986

As per 1986 calculations 59,000 such jobs were given to non locals in Telangaanaa region and no discrepancies in Rayalaseema and Andhra regions.

Now what is the solution as per 610 G.O?

Simple and straight the jobs of non locals increased to 2,50,000 + in 20 years of

time after 1986.

I don’t know why great legendary C.M’s words are not implemented?

How will be the implementation of GO 610 is possible, the orders are implemented by

secretariat, by this time you might have understood which region people work in

secretariat. Over a period of time people of Telangaanaa were not given jobs only for the

reason that they cant read and write proper Telugu!

Apply a bit rationality 224 years of Urdu rule and all of a sudden you ask us to

compete with Andhra region. Is this a way a people’s Government deal with its people?

The questions regarding Hyderabad:

“Hyderabad is developed by us (Andhra people)”

I feel puzzled when I hear this sentence from few

(under educated) youth , once again into the history when the great floods of 1900’s

ravaged away the Hyderabad, Nizam ordered engineers to design the city in a proper

way the result was moksha gundam vishveshwarayya the legendary civil engineer

designed the city with good sanitary system with well lined drainages canals to

discharge the downpour etc., the city was constructed for growing population on

calculated basis (ask a civil engineer you will know how this can be done ).

Now the only aberration here is the addition of 13 more districts to Telangaanaa

districts and Hyderabad was named as the capital. What kind of justice is this? Taxes

of Telangaanaa people were used to build the capital and who are enjoying it?

“We (people of Andhra) brought infrastructure to Hyderabad”

Its the worlds most pathetic joke I ever

heard. What was the capital of Andhra Rastra? KURNOOL, fine where was its

secretariat? Guess where? It was in tents.

Now Hyderabad was a place with an Airport, Railway lines to connect it to main

land(built by nizam) , and of all the greatest technical advantage is the one who

knows to use it is now in Turkey and the one who should actually use them are

struggling to survive and secure their rights.

Now all those offices and buildings were used by the new Government of Andhra

Pradesh.

Yes things were also built here even after unification of state but to my doubt

were all those things were of no use to settlers? Did they build them just for

philanthropic purpose?

And if the people of coastal Andhra were that great in their Entrepreneurship

skills they could have invested it right there where they were and developed it.

This clearly indicates that they had some easy benefits which brought them here.

“Telangaanaa is backward”:

1.

Few intellectuals (please read it rather as fools) argue that Telangaanaa is

rather backward, after reading the data that I gave it will be easy for

you to understand how good was its GDP when it was it with nizam,

though despotic Nizam rulers built industries, how many big industries

did Telangaanaa get after 1956 and how many did Andhra region get.

And now nizam sugars which gave a huge sum of Rs 6 lakhs as a relief

fund during 1962 Indo-china war is no more a public sector (owned by

people’s Government) company it is in the hands of private management.

2. Read about the glory in Mahboobnagar and Karimnagar from any

sources, you understand the pathetic condition of them after the

unification.

3. If some would argue that we had problem of radical movement, then

the state and such people should be ashamed of blaming them.

Radicals are different from dacoits and thugs they are born out of

system which is incompetent to solve their problem. Here people

prefer not to live in darkness and accept the terms imposed on them.

4. Many people accuse people of Telangaanaa as people who lack interest

in development here is a straight question for those people what is

development? First you define it and go ahead with the discussion;

development varies from region to region. We need peace and security

to develope , which Telangaanaa lacked almost till 1990’s and who is to

be blamed for it ? Obviously Both the centre and state governments ,

now if some one say that state was busy dealing with such matters then

let them advice what else could people do if they were being

persecuted by the very forces of state?

5. And can you please find a person in this world who does not want

good health facilities? Good education? Security? And a respectful and

peaceful life? Some one claim that they bring investment which we

lack, then let them take it back, no one would have stopped the British

if they took away the parliament building , Raisina palace(raj bhavanpresidential

palace of India), prakasham barrage which they built

during their rule. Did they built these all just for us to look and feel the

beauty? No they had some use out of it and so are the investments of

the settlers.

Now after decades long fight against landlords’ things turned to normalcy in rural

Telangaanaa, but we lost more that 4 decades in that now you suddenly announce the

liberalization in 1990’s and ask business men of Telangaanaa to compete with Andhra

business men? Is the race between two equals or between unequal’s? Now to fill the gap

business men from North India also came with their huge investments to AP to establish

their companies. Even if a Business men from Telangaanaa wants to invest by borrowing a loan from a bank whom will the bank issue a loan? To a company which has huge

amount of security and history or to a person who came from no where?

The answer is known. People of Telangaanaa are not against the people who are poor, poor people will migrate only when there is no other choice left for them , we are against the greedy land grabbers and industrialists.

Now the state (India) says if separate state is created it will be hub of Maoists and they

point their fingers at Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh! It is senseless to say so giving a

separate state does not mean it is the end the centre has to take some additional care,

human being with this long history of evolution will always take care of a pregnant

women and mother with an infant, we won’t leave them expecting them to learn from the

history. If a state with such a great mechanism can’t utilize its resources to take care of its

people then what use of that state will be? Don’t you know what happened to Mughal

empire and Roman empire?

FEW FREQUENTLY RAISED (SILLY) ARGUMENTS

“It is good to be one as we all speak a common language”

The concept of discrimination starts

from naming of the state when Marathi speaking people named their state as

Maharashtra, Guajarati people as Gujarat, Tamil speaking people as Tamil nadu, why did

they name Telugu speaking people as Andhra Pradesh why could not this be TeluguNadu or Telugu Pradesh?

If common language is the base of unity then why did British and USA fight 2 bitter wars

(1776 & 1812) though they speak common language?

If u say that they are not geographically connected then atleast say why does not Canada

and USA cant join to form a nation, they both speak English right?

Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Haryana, Delhi all speak in Hindi

should we combine them? Will they accept it?

Go to Scotland and ask any one are you English? Then he will angrily reply that he is a

Scottish, and the bombs of Ireland republican association went off till last decade in

streets of London.

Even though their struggle traces back to 13th century Scottish and Irish people kept their

struggle alive.

The argument is simple it is not language or land that make a state it is the people and

culture make them a state. State stands for people but not a land mass. They concept of

centralizing everything is a myth you cant run this big country sitting in Delhi until and

unless it shows some respect to regional feelings. Why did all the previous empires did

not withstand in India. Could Alla-Ud-Din-khilji and mughal rulers establish their

authority by force?

“Telangaanaa will once again move into muslim domination”

There is no place for communalism (atleast) in Telangaanaa, when Razakars of nizam of were harassing people of Telangaanaa many Muslim youth stood by the side of the oppressed, maqdoom moinuddin is the best example for it.

Abid Hassan was the deputy of Subash Chandra Bose in INA and he hails from

Hyderabad. Go and look in rural Telangaanaa who will dance for PIR’s Of Muslims?

And there is no need for Muslims to prove their patriotism. Telangaanaa has common

enemies as the poor of other parts of world has hunger, corruption, oppression,

inequality, are our enemies but not a single religion and we will fight the inequality till

victory is ours.

“Demand for separate state will lead to disintegration of country”

If that is the case Telangaanaa was a separate country

altogether for 13 months why did people fight to join Indian union? Our fight isn’t like

Khalistan or any other separatist movement. Just refer to contributions of Telangaanaa

during 1962 indo china war and other national catastrophes?

Time has come to correct the policy at the centre. The centre must take care of only

Finance, Defense & external affairs it should give chance for the states to evolve,

people of north east, Telangaanaa, vidharabha, bhundelkhand, etc., must be given a chance to prove themselves they must be given time to evolve and understand the main stream system

Differences between both regions:

TELANGAANAA(Hyderabad) ANDHRA RASTRA

Political system Governed by king at the centre

and landlords at the village level

Governed by British administration

Police local landlords looked after law and order

Police of British similar to today’s police system

Civil administration Controlled by land lords Controlled by state machinery which is

similar to today’s machinery

Legal system Old styled system which was slightly corrected to modern one

in later part of 20th century. Most of the cases were solved by caste councils

Courts solved the disputes and everything was documented

Position of Dalit’s Enjoyed no rights and VETTI (slavery) system was predominant, debt bondage kept people in grips of land lords. No Major caste movements until the radical movement in began in 1970’s Though it was not good but at least some had access to missionary education and modern education. more over campaign against untouchability and caste movements were present Industries Huge industries were present all industries were owned by state ie., the king. large scale Industries were not present Connectivity Connectivity was excellent because of railways and roadways. Most of the places which fall in line with Bombay and Hyderabad were connected with

train It was similar to rest of India

Agriculture Fairly good but land was unequally distributed. Taxes were very high and were sometime up to 50% of production, that made Nizam one of the richest kings.

Cultivation was a respectful occupation because of Delta irrigation and other facilities.

Status of education Urdu was official language, Urban People were educated with what they were required, they were good at Nizams local legal system and every other aspect to lead a life in nizam state. But such education was of no use after unification as the system was changed, and even the educated in the old system is now not worth of a single pie Good at education because of missionary education and other facilities. Health Unani hospitals were predominantly present Nizam charitable trust(1961 later rechristened to NIMS) and Niloufer hospital(1949) are the British styled hospitals established by colonialists best examples of medical services here Freedom struggle Were not integrated with main land India’s freedom struggle Were in full integration with main land India’s

struggle Fight against People of Telangaanaa fought against a despotic ruler and wanted to be a part of Indian union Andhra people were part of madras presidency and were already a part of India like all other places Kind of struggle It was more or less a class struggle which started in 1943 and became a large scale armed struggle after august 15 1947 to integrate into free India It was a fight against colonialists Date of independence After a year long struggle by its people and the police action the state of Nizam became a part of Indian Union on 17th September 1948 It got independence on 17th august 1947.

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