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Demand of Small states will change the entire future of India in 21 Century

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Let's understand and know why creation of small states is not good for India

- Regional Conflicts among states will increase
- Creation of small state will divide India
- Small states in India are not making progress
- Increase in corruption among Politicians and state officials
- Increase in Maoist activities

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Why a Telangana state?
Today some Political parties and Junk Action committees in AP argue that small states develop well, resources will belong to the locals only, and local leaders will do all good for them, and the locals will get better employment.

Telangana agitation is reckoned to be handiwork of jobless politicians, they have no value within their party.

Telangana supporting leaders want to win the race of CM & Cabinet positions rather than developments in the state.

If they are so concerned about the Telangana people and the developments in the region, they should work out a development agenda and fight for the same rather than demanding for separate state.

Let Telangana leaders resign right now and get lost forever. These are the politicians who want to destabilize India. They have elected in 2009 and want to resign in 2010 for nothing. They are the least wanted people over here and most unfit politicians. Calling for bandhs, causing unnecessary inconvenience to the common man.

Leave India alone as it is without any more divisions. Let there be no more bifurcation of states, just be fair to all the people of our state.

[pic]But what is the reality?
Taking the advantage of this situation major political parties have raised the bogie of separate Telangana state.

The end result is more politicians will become millionaires and billionaires but the condition of the common people will deteriorate.

Look at the small states like Tripura, Nagaland, Meghalaya, Manipur formed long ago and also Jarkhand, Uttaranchal, Chattisgadh

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