Evidences stirs action in TS officials?

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Seems the aggressive tone of AP Minister Atchennaidu had kick started the instant response to double check their service providers by Telangana State officials. To convene a meeting within a couple of hours after Atchennaidu’s version on the present high drama between TS and AP is something which points at suspicious waters.

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Speaking to the media, the AP minister confidently reiterated that they have 150% evidence against TRS government on phone tapping. He observes that might be the reason why Telangana government didn’t respond to his allegations on phone tapping. Proofs are there but would be released when time is appropriate says the minister.

Did the T government take 150% evidence matter seriously? It seems the answer is yes. That might be the reason behind T government convening a meeting with higher officials along with the service providers.

Though the AP minister also spoke about setting up AP police stations in Hyderabad, AP DGP speaking to the governor and his mention about the letters regarding EC permission and all such kind of stuff, the 150% evidences matter would definitely be an important point to ponder upon for the TRS govt.

For the political observers, there might be more drama cooking to unwind very soon. The TS-AP mind game is nothing short of any spine-chilling movie with a lot of twists and turns, totally beyond speculations. Let’s see what more is waiting for the Telugu people.

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Sridhar Raavi

Sridhar is a highly experienced hand in Telugu politics, writing and analyzing political happenings in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. An IT engineer turned news junkie, Sridhar has a sharp eye for catching news as it u…

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