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రాజకీయ ఉద్దేశాల కోసం పిల్లల భవిష్యత్‌తో ఆడుకోవద్దని విశాలాంధ్ర మహాసభ సభ్యుడు పరకాల ప్రభాకర్ అన్నారు. మంగళవారం సోమాజిగూడ ప్రెస్‌క్లబ్‌లో విశాలాంధ్ర మహాసభ ఆధ్వర్యంలో నిర్వహించిన విలేకరుల సమావేశంలో మహాసభ సభ్యుడు, మాజీ పోలీస్ అధికారి ఆంజనేయరెడ్డి, సమైక్యాంధ్రసమితి నాయకుడు కుమార్‌చౌదరి యాదవ్, ప్రముఖ రాజకీయ విశ్లేషకుడు నరసింహారావు, హైదరాబాద్ పేరెంట్స్ అసొసియేషన్ సెక్రటరీ సుబ్రహ్మణ్యం, ఏపీ స్వాతంత్య్ర సమరయోధుల సంఘం అధ్యక్షుడు నర్రా మాధవరావు, నలమ చక్రవర్తి తదితరులు పాల్గొన్నారు. ఈ సందర్భంగా వారు మాట్లాడుతూ.. సమ్మె వల్ల విద్యార్థుల చదువులకు తీవ్ర నష్టం వాటిల్లుతున్నా.. పాఠశాలలు తెరిపించేందుకు ప్రభుత్వం ఎటువంటి చర్యలు తీసుకోకపోవడం శోచనీయమన్నారు. విద్యా సంస్థలను బంద్‌లు, సమ్మెల నుంచి మినహాయించాలని వారు తెలంగాణ వాదులను కోరారు. సినిమాహాళ్లు, బార్లను తెరచి.. విద్యాసంస్థలను మాత్రమే మూత వేయించడం ఎంత వరకు సబబని ప్రశ్నించారు.
On Tuesday October 11th 2011, Visalandhra Mahasabha organized a press meet at the Somajiguda Press Club to give our point of view on the ongoing school closings. Almost all the print and electronic media representatives were in attendance.Speakers invited to the event were prominent freedom fighter Narra Madhav Rao, Frmr DGP Anjaneya Reddy, Dr. Parakala Prabhakar, Hyderabad Parents’ Association Secretary Subramanyam, Chellagulla Narasimha Rao, Kumar Chowdhary Yadav, Kudicherla Venkataiah, Sunkara Venkateswar Rao, Dr. Syed Faheem, Chegonti Ramajogaiah, and Nalamotu Chakravarthy.Sri Anjaneya Reddy garu kicked off the press meet. He said Visalandhra Mahasabha has been working relentlessly for nearly a year to keep the State united. He introduced the VMS working members to the media.Nalamotu Chakravarthy spoke about both the government’s and parents’ apathy with regards to the closing of the schools. He commended the parents of NRI college students in Kukatpally and the parents of Narayana college students in Nallakunta for a bold and courageous stance they’ve taken. Chakravarthy expressed his disappointment with NRI college being closed despite parents’ valiant effort. He accused the Chief Minister of the state for not doing enough to keep the schools and colleges open. Chakravarthy urged the parents to take charge of the situation and pressure the school managements to keep the schools open.Sri Kumar Yadav talked about the importance of why our State should be united. He said our State came into existence with the sacrifices made by the people of all regions. He said a lot of young men have sacrificed their lives in the name of Telangana. He asked if any of those young men are children of the politicians? He accused KCR of running the separate State movement for his own benefit and said that division of Andhra Pradesh will destabilize the nation.Hyderabad Parents Association Secretary Subramanyam spoke eloquently on the issues being faced by the students. He said students of 10th, Intermediate, and the final year degree studies stand to lose the most. He said, nationwide entrance exams like IIT and the international admissions won’t stop for anyone. He criticized Prof. Kodandaram’s “KG to PG” statement as irresponsible and reckless. He also said that the movie halls are running without interruption. Wine shops are open and are registering hundreds of crores of rupees revenue. He said it is utter nonsense to let the entertainment industry work normally while preventing education institutions from operations. He said parents and kids are tired of this uncertainty about their future. Subramanyam stated that the Government of India made primary education a fundamental right. Though the law is passed, he accused the government of not doing enough to even run primary schools smoothly. He further said while the world is moving towards border-less globalization, we are stuck in the medieval age regionalism.Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Parakala Prabhakar pleaded with the separatist organizations to not involve young children in the separatist movement. He said “wars are where old men talk and young men die”. He urged all the intelligent minds to think over the madness of closing down the schools. He asked all those involved in the strike to not make young children sacrificial animals for the sake of differences between adults. He urged all educational institutions to open their schools and colleges for the sake of students’ future.As usual, the separatists in the guise of journalists desperately tried to pick a fight during the press conference with their standard shenanigans. A few advocates also descended on the press club but were prevented by the police from coming in.I would like to thank all the media houses that have covered our event extensively.Come what may, the fight to keep our State united will go on.Save Andhra Pradesh!Nalamotu Chakravarthy
The HansIndia :
The Vishalandhra Maha Sabha and the Hyderabad Schools Parents’ Association on Tuesday urged the TRS and T JAC to exempt the educational institutions from the ongoing Sakala Janula Samme in the interest of the students. At a press conference, some parents expressed anguish over their children’s education being affected by the SJS. The Hyderabad Schools Parents’ Association secretary Subrahmanyam and other parents asked, “How long would this (closure of schools and colleges) continue?”
Former police officer Anjaneya Reddy said we should all be united and strive to build the future of the students and not to affect the same. He pointed out that the aim of the Visalandhra Maha Sabha was to keep the State united. Senior journalist and former BJP leader Parakala Prabhakar called upon the protagonists of the Samme not to use the students for their mean political ends.Cinema theaters, liquor shops, malls and other entertainment sources remain open but, why should only schools and colleges be closed,” the parents wondered.They had been assuring their children that things would be fine after Dasara, but there seemed to be no end for this situation. The agitation was confining the children’s perception to Telangana, Rayalaseema and Andhra regions rather than a global one. The parents also criticised the government over its inefficie ncy in ensuring proper functioning of the educational institutions. We spend 45% of our earnings on education of our children and still we are not able to ensure them proper education,” another parent said.
Meanwhile, Telangana activists consisting of advocates came to the Press Club and tried to stop the press conference. They said they would not allow any move to reopen the educational institutions and would obstruct anyone who tries to force the schools to reopen.Timely intervention of the police avoided any untoward incident. The police took the activists into custody.
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