Negotiation
5 Jan 2010
- In power
- INC — Centre
- Acted
- Centre
Chidambaram convened a meeting in New Delhi of the eight recognised political parties of Andhra Pradesh as 'the first step in the consultations' to devise a mechanism and roadmap; Chief Minister Rosaiah was invited in his official capacity. The Srikrishna Committee report states that the TRS, BJP and CPI said no further consultations were needed, that the Congress, CPI(M), AIMIM and PRP favoured wide-ranging consultations, that the TDP's two representatives took divergent positions, and that all the parties appealed to the people to keep the peace. [1][2][3][4]
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The same action under other governments
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Sources
- 1Govt working to devise mechanism and roadmap on Telangana: ChidambaramPTI via Ummid.com, 31 Dec 2009T5 SecondaryArchived 7 Jan 2010
- 2No flip-flop on Telangana: ChidambaramThe Tribune, Faraz Ahmad and Vibha Sharma, 1 Jan 2010T4 ReportArchived 22 Jan 2010
- 3Committee for Consultations on the Situation in Andhra Pradesh: Report, Volume I (Srikrishna Committee)Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, 30 Dec 2010T2 CourtArchived 15 May 2023
- 4Lok Sabha Unstarred Question No. 707, 'Creation of New States', answered 2 March 2010 (Ministry of Home Affairs)Lok Sabha Secretariat, 2 Mar 2010T1 Record