Ministers discuss Telangana off Assembly, not in it

Hyderabad, Bitter foes in the assembly floor, friends off it. That seems to be the mantra of Legislators from warring camps, Seemandhra and Telangana. The Assembly members refused to debate when the Assembly is in session, but would do so when it has been adjourned.

According to reports, as the Assembly was adjourned again on Wednesday, ministers took to talking to each others to kill time. And an interesting conversation took place between Telangana Legislator DK Aruna and Parthasaradhi, Legislator from Seemandhra. Reports state that Parthasaradhi said, "I think State bifurcation will stop, and state will not be divided." To which Aruna replied, "bifurcation will be done very smoothly and I am sure that state is going to divide".

When Parthasaradi asked about Aruna about Chief Minister Kiran's plan of starting a new party, the latter said that Digvijay Singh had said that the CM is very loyal to high command, and that he will not initiate a new party. Parthasardi also said "It seems KCR is not happy with bifurcation"

And Aruna responded saying that she didn't bother about KCR.

Meanwhile another Minister TG Venkateshwarlu said, that the CM might announce a new party soon. He also added he didn't have a problem joining either YSRCP or TDP.