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kukka dobbulu pettina high court..another bump


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malla banning ki ready avthunnava.....chsrk laa konchem natakalu nerchuko......mari bheemudi la avesapadithey ela

 

lol....ninnu manchodini seyyataaniki memu ee naatakalu eyyalsi vasthaandi chandas ... :wall:

 

Pokiri sinema llo

 

Builder Viswanatham - Capitalist Chandas

 

Constable Anand - Masaab

 

Rowdy-sheeter Sattenna - Vamsi-hyd

 

CI - chsrk...

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Modi/BJP administration is not  in a mood to get in to brawl with  KCR/TRS govt at this point of time because of his set priorities, hence it is default TRS by its nature will presume it can push the boundaries a bit more if needed.... 

 

High Court issuing this kind of censure is a timely  correction if not, and in near future  if there might be a situation to arise where  TRS is in danger of losing politically for any reason especially with respect to Central government/or BJP, they wont mind & hesitate fancying their chances of  pulling the  dreaded ' S '  card from India.....

 

Do pay attention to the  concepts of KCR/TRS who has been inculcating in his followers this kind of mindset for over some period and the resultant utterings occasionally in public also by upper echelon of TRS leaders......Flirting and motives are defintely there for  possible opportunistic illegal romance with separation, if things get to desperate levels for political survival they will act on the urges..... HighCourt's  severe  rebuke  helps  in pulling back the unethical thinking patterns of  KCR/TRS a bit if not totally curbing those opportunistic instincts of Separation from India...

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food thinetodu evadikaina ardham aiyyiddi om nama sivaya...grass thinetollakaithe seppalem kaani....vamsi bhayya food ee thintunnadu anukuntunna..brahmam6.gif?1290058549

 

Well, TG volla medha neeku chala high hopes unnai. 

 

Left right cheppu tho kottina mare rakalu kadhu vellu.

 

They are terrorists with in system, more dangerous than talibans

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Well, TG volla medha neeku chala high hopes unnai. 

 

Left right cheppu tho kottina mare rakalu kadhu vellu.

 

They are terrorists with in system, more dangerous than talibans

 

well...Let me put it this way...I have high hopes on people of Telangana...no doubt about it....there are terrorists within the system, but not all Telanganites are terrorists....

 

no sooner or later, Telanganites will get rid of these terrorists themselves...

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Hyderabad: The Hyderabad High Court on Monday termed the proposed move of the Telangana government to extend the Financial Assistance to the Students of Telangana (FAST) only to students whose parents were residents of Telangana on November 1, 1956, as an anti-integrationist act.

The court asked the government not to finalise any modalities for implementation of the scheme. Even if a committee had been constituted to frame guidelines, the guidelines should be placed before the court.

A division bench comprising Chief Justice Kalyan Jyoti Sengupta and Justice P.V. Sanjay Kumar was dealing with petitions by Mr Pitani Satyanarayana and Mr Dokka Manikya Varaprasada Rao, former ministers in undivided AP. [Good job, tdp should have taken the initiative but then one knows CBN :waiting: ]

The petitioners who filed an appeal against Financial Assistance to the Students of Telangana (FAST) contended that the November 1, 1956, proviso was against the Presidential Order which governs education and state employment.

Telangana advocate-general K. Ramakrishna Reddy said that the GO was issued to work out the modalities of the scheme, and a final decision was yet to be taken.

Chief Justice Sengupta asked the AG why the government had proposed to extend assistance only to students belonging to Telangana and questioned the rationale behind fixing November 1, 1956 as the cut off date.

The AG cited financial constraints as the reason. To this, Justice Sengupta said, “If you don’t have sufficient funds, the government can scrap the scheme, but it has no power to put such barriers which are unconstitutional.” [Good retort]

If we allow this GO it will result in a secessionist and an anti-integrationist act. We shall strive to protect the integrity of this country,” the Chief Justice added.

Maintaining that Telangana was an integral part of India, the Chief Justice pointed out that the Constitution had already derived the modalities for local status of a citizen and the Presidential Order, which was in force in the state, had already given parameters to derive the local status of citizens for employment and education and wondered why the state government was now adopting a parochial attitude.

The bench said no interim order was required at this stage and directed the state government to file a counter to justify the GO.

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court ordered govt to respond within 6 weeks. too early to decide which way it goes. I still firmly believe court cannot dictate the eligibility criteria of any govt scheme.

 

lets discuss after there is some logical conclusion. govt is not going to reimburse fee for anyone until then.

 

 

Inka mimmalni emi analo ardam kaavatledu..intha chaduvukuni court comments kuda ardam kaakapothe ...amen

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thread anthe saduvuku potunte choosa...ekkado kalindhi..

asalu aa vithandavaadam matram na bhu na bha le... court ichina statement enti daaniki reply enti :wall:

sare ee edupu ala edavaniddam,..inka number plates vishayam aithe :terrific:

memu cheppe daaka ye action teesukovaddu annadi

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