Telagana and Fresh Debate It Sparks on State Reorganisation

On 30th july 2013, congress working commitee passed a resolution for creation of telangana that lead to the end of long time combat for those who have campaigned for the statehood. As there is a saying by martin luther king "All progress is precarious, and the solution of one problem brings us face to face with another problem", in the same way the telangana resolution has started the bickering over formation of new states.Though separate telangana state was first conceived in 1953, the fact that region spoke same language as the rayalaseema and coastal andhra become basis for formation of indias first linguistic state when unified andhra was created in 1956 after the passing of state reorganisation act of 1956 despite the state reorganisation comission final analysis recommending against the merging as the then central government led by jawahar lal nehru feared for creation of inward looking states that would imperil consolidation of nationhood and can encourage pariochalism and separatism but the government unified andhra with the provision of safeguard of telangana in form of gentlemans agreement.But unfortunately promises were unkept and there was violation of the agreement, slowly feeling starts developing in people of telangana that they were being discriminated against in employment and education which follows the two agitations in the year 1969 and 1972., later the telangana issue again came into limelight with the formation telangana rashtra samhiti under leadership of K Chandrashekhar in 2001.the upa govt on 9th dec 2009 took decision of telangana because of pressure built up by indefinite fast by TRS leader K Chandrashekhar, but the decision soon ignited violent protest in form of samaikyandhra movement because of which government put this issue on hold on dec 23 ,2009. After many more agitation that follows finally the govt declared it as 29th state on 30th july 2013 but it came with hues and cries in other parts of the country like assam where all bodo