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TRS call to Telangana Congress men

Special Correspondent

HYDERABAD: The Telangana Rashtra Samiti has asked senior Congress leaders from Telangana to give concrete suggestions instead of lamenting about backwardness of the region.

Party spokespersons K. S. Ratnam and K. Yadagiri Reddy told a press conference here on Tuesday that a senior Congress leader like G. Venkataswamy should come out openly and spell out how a separate State could be achieved.

Mr. Ratnam said he wondered why Congress leaders from the region failed to come out openly or joined hands with those who wanted Telangana.

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