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Telangana statehood agitation (2009 to 2011)

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23 Dec 2009

In power
INC — Centre
Acted
Centre

After the 9 December statement, legislators from coastal Andhra and Rayalaseema submitted resignations in protest (counts differ, see figures). On 23 December Chidambaram issued a second statement saying that the situation in Andhra Pradesh had altered since 9 December and that the Centre would hold wide-ranging consultations with all political parties and groups in the state and take steps to involve all concerned. Chidambaram later denied a flip-flop and said the two statements had to be read together. [1][5][2][9][7][8][3][6][4]

  • 100 MLAs who submitted resignations by 10 December 2009, said The Tribune (Suresh Dharur) [1]
  • 117 (76 Congress, 29 TDP, 12 PRP) MLAs who submitted resignations by late night of 10 December 2009, said The Indian Express (Sreenivas Janyala) [5]
  • 9 MPs, 143 MLAs and 41 MLCs resignations submitted against the 9 December announcement, said Srikrishna Committee report ('reportedly') [7]
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  3. 2022Thoothukudi anti-Sterlite protest and police firing, May 2018In power: DMK — Tamil Nadu
  4. 2018Thoothukudi anti-Sterlite protest and police firing, May 2018In power: AIADMK — Tamil Nadu
  5. 2017Kalinganagar police firingIn power: BJD — Odisha
  6. 2008Singur and Nandigram land acquisition protestsIn power: CPI(M) — West Bengal

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