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New Delhi Latest Breaking News : The discussions at New Delhi are heating up the state politics. CM Kiran is spending a busy schedule at Delhi in continuous discussions. Kiran is into discussions with high command leaders for the second day also. It is known for the Center to ask some more time even after the deadline 28th Jan from the all party meet. Center which already had putdown its word seems to be serious to decide on Telangana issue at the earliest. High command has already enquired the state's prevailing condition from CM. There are rumours flying that Kiran is giving negative views on Telangana issue. There is news that CM has informed it is not required to give Telanagana right now. PCC Chief Botsa is also travelling to Delhi in the next few days to discuss on the same issue. High command is already invited Governor Narasimhan to come down to Delhi on the 8th of February. On the whole Center is a bit successful in sending the indications that they are serious now to come to a conclusion in the Telangana issue. People are busy thinking about what is happening there at Delhi between the leaders. There is a strong feel in all that, the long pending decision should at least come now. A flurry of meetings that chief minister Kiran Kumar Reddy had with topCongress leaders here on Monday once again triggered speculations that the UPA government is keen on an early solution to the Telanganaissue. While Kiran Kumar avoided the media after the meetings, sources claimed that apart from the separate state imbroglio, several state-related issues were discussed. The leaders whom the CM met included Congress president Sonia Gandhi, and indications are that he would stay on in the national capital for one more day on Tuesday. For the first time, the CM held a one-on-one meeting with the Congress chief that lasted for an hour and the two of them were later joined by Sonia's political secretary Ahmed Patel. "Telangana, including the timing of the announcement and what should precede it, figured prominently in the talks," claimed the sources. Soon after landing in Delhi, the CM drove down straight to the residence of AICC general secretary Ghulam Nabi Azad and was closeted with him for over an hour. During the day, Kiran also met Union home minister Sushilkumar Shinde, AICC treasurer Motilal Vora and senior leader Digvijaya Singh. The CM also called on President Pranab Mukherjee in the afternoon. All these meetings took place amid the mounting pressure from the TRS and TJAC for an early decision on statehood issue. The TJAC has given a call to target the T-ministers and has also threatened a social boycott of the ministers to pressure them to resign from the cabinet in protest against the delay in the announcement of Telangana by the UPA government. A close aide of the chief minister said Kiran Kumar presented a report to the central leadership on the party's performance in the elections to the primary agricultural cooperative societies. "This is the first time the CM has come with some encouraging news on the electoral front as the ruling party under him has won with a thumping majority in these elections at a time when even the party leaders were not hopeful of a good show," he said. For More Political India Latest News On Helloandhra.com
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