Moily in Hyderabad to tackle Jagan, Telangana threats

<b><span id="interior-depth"><span width="400">Moily, who is in charge of the party affairs in the state, drove straight from the <a class="kLink" href="http://www.newkerala.com/news/world/fullnews-121883.html#" id="KonaLink2" style="font-family: inherit ! important; font-size: inherit ! important; font-weight: inherit ! important; position: static; text-decoration: underline ! important;" target="undefined"><span style="color: rgb(237, 0, 140) ! important; font-family: inherit ! important; font-size: inherit ! important; font-weight: inherit ! important; position: static;"><span class="kLink" style="color: rgb(237, 0, 140) ! important; font-family: inherit ! important; font-size: inherit ! important; font-weight: inherit ! important; position: relative;">airport</span></span></a> to Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy's camp office.<br /> <br /> He discussed the political development with the chief minister in the wake of the open threat of Jaganmohan Reddy, who is on a day's fast in Delhi, that if he wants he can bring down the government and a crucial meeting of Congress leaders from Telangana currently under way here.<br /> <br /> The MPs and legislators from Telangana have threatened to resign if the central government fails to table a bill in the budget session of parliament for formation of a separate Telangana state. The meeting is likely to chalk out the future course of action.<br /> <br /> Ignoring the party leadership's warning of disciplinary action, two dozen legislators and two MPs of the party joined Jagan in Delhi at his one-day fast to highlight the "injustice" to Andhra Pradesh in the Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal Award and the plight of farmers caused by untimely heavy rains.<br /> <br /> According to Congress sources, Moily will also meet Congress leaders from Telangana in order to placate them and to advise them not to take any step that can threaten their own party governments in the state and at the centre. </span></span></b>

Moily in Hyderabad to tackle Jagan, Telangana threats

Moily, who is in charge of the party affairs in the state, drove straight from the airport to Chief Minister N. Kiran Kumar Reddy's cam...

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No threat to Andhra govt: Moily

<div style="float: left; padding-right: 5px;"><b><img alt="" class="imagecache imagecache-Body_image_118x111" src="http://www.siasat.com/files/imagecache/Body_image_118x111/english/moily-250-jan31_21.jpg" title="" /></b></div><b>Hyderabad, January 11: Dismissing former MP Y S Jaganmohan Reddy's claim that the Andhra Pradesh government was at his mercy, Congress today asserted there was no threat to it and termed the present situation in the state as "temporary ripples".</b><br /> <b>"We know our strength. Congress is 125 years old.</b><br /> <b>There is no need to worry about the Congress government," Union minister and in-charge of Congress affairs in Andhra Pradesh M Veerappa Moily told media persons here.</b><br /> <b>Moily termed the present crisis as "temporary ripples in the water and everything will be set right soon".</b><br /> <b>Replying to a question on possible action against those MLAs who participated in 'Jagan Deeksha' in the national capital today, Moily said the party knows what action to be taken against them in the due course.</b><br /> <b>Jagan observed a day-long fast at Jantar Mantar against the recent judgement of Krishna Tribunal on water sharing among Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Karnataka.</b>

No threat to Andhra govt: Moily

Hyderabad, January 11: Dismissing former MP Y S Jaganmohan Reddy's claim that the Andhra Pradesh government was at his mercy, Congress...

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