Andhra Congress MPs Dinner Diplomacy to stall food security bill on Friday

Andhra Pradesh Congress and TDP MPs meet to discuss strategies to increase agitation inside parliament

GN Bureau | August 22, 2013



Andhra Pradesh Congress and TDP MPs are to strategise their approach for how to plan agitation inside Parliament on Friday. Groups of MPs have already fixed Dinner meetings. Telangana MPs are also planning such Dinner meetings.

These MPs infromally speak that they will not be fighting the Lok Sabha Polls fearing losing deposit. Some MPs bravely want to defy Congress dictums It is now a open secret that these Congress MPs will stall Food security bill a pet project of Sonia... Congress MPs openly talking it out in Parliament.

(Also read: Telangana fallout: TDP MP Harikrishna resigns from Rajya Sabha http://governancenow.com/news/regular-story/telangana-fallout-tdp-mp-harikrishna-resigns-rajya-sabha )

This Dinner diplomacy has picked up with the acceptance of Rajya Sabha resignation by NTR son Harikrishna

KVP Ramachandra Rao garu MP (RS) requestied all Seemaandhra Central Ministers and MPs to attend meeting at 6 pm today at 10 Lodhi Estate and stay till Dinner ..

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