The Telugu Desam Party President Chandra Babu Naidu wrote a letter to the Prime Minsiter Manmohan Singh on Wednesday condemning his keeping silent when Seemandhra is heated up with the protests for CWC’s decision to bifurcate the State.  He wrote in his letter that keeping silence is not always right and it amounts to escaping from the responsibilities.

Chandra Babu wrote that a clash is going on between the employees of two regions and inconsistent comments of Digvijay Singh are adding fuel to the fire between them.  He also wrote that the protests from the people of all walks of life are going on since four weeks and the normal life came to stand still.  He questions the integrity of the congress party who were given power by the Telugu people for two terms.

Chandra Babu also found fault with the Prime Minister’s suggestions to the APNGO Association that any problems regarding the bifurcation may be submitted to the Antony Committee.   Babu questions is it an internal problem of the Congress Party?  Does Prime Minister not consider it as a problem of the Government?   It is heartening Chandra Babu ads, that protesters were to go to Delhi to explain.

Finally he asked the Prime Minister to leave partiality in the Governance and come out of the scheming party’s moves to do justice to the people of the State of Andhra Pradesh who voted Congress Party with a trust that the party would do something in the welfare of the people of the State.