According to reports, Congress party is planning to introduce T-Bill in the winter sessions. So, the GoM constituted to study and recommend its suggestions on bifurcation was given a deadline of November 5th.

Apart from the GoM, a special task force also constituted to study the law and order situation during and after bifurcation of the state. It was asked to submit its report by November 5th. The GoM has to take its suggestions and recommendations into its consideration while preparing the draft bill. The GoM is scheduled to meet on November 7th, which would be its last and final meeting.

The way the Center is anxious to complete the complicated task leaves Samaikyandhra protagonists in despair. They wonder how the UPA government is planning to introduce the bill on Telangana in the Parliament winter sessions that begins from November 5th, when there is lengthy process of forwarding the draft note to Cabinet, President of India, State Assembly and back to President and again to Cabinet for preparing a final bill.

Former DGP Anjaneya Reddy, who was asked to give his suggestions to special Task Force about the law and order problems that may arise during and after bifurcation, has refused to give because he also for Samaikyandhra and strongly believes that the Center can’t be able to pass the T-Bill in Parliament.