Once upon a time, there was a state named ‘Andhra Pradesh’!

‘Andhra Pradesh,’ the best state among the South Indian States is now declared as a hostile state with no administration and no “GOAL”. It is again a paradox that, as a state we have no common goal to achieve but as individuals of this state we have too many common goals to be achieved…“Telangana”, “Andhra” and “Greater Rayalaseema” and of course “United Andhra Pradesh”, the last option.

Roshaiah, the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh was before the media again today, with no answers to many questions. This time, he was not to speak on Telangana or United Andhra Pradesh…but to explain the dark phase our State is undergoing from last two months. Roshaiah has explained that, irrespective of the sectors, primary, secondary or tertiary…each and every division of the state has taken to severe beating that State administration has paralyzed and it has become tough to maintain the State to remain stable.

IT sector’s investments are now flowing towards Chennai and Bangalore, CII meeting to be held in Hyderabad has shifted its venue to Chennai, tourists have almost dropped their ideas of entering into Andhra Pradesh leading to fall in revenues from Hotels, Telugu cinema industry is planning to go back to its motherland of South and again that is Chennai, students and their bright futures are kept at risk as entire Education system has been over toppled with bandhs and agitations…even students are indiscriminately pulled into these movements…the vows of common public goes on and Chief Minister almost with his “Hands Up”.

If the same situation sustains for next few days or few months (with Central Government further prolonging the time), then one may say “Once upon a time, there was a state named ‘Andhra Pradesh.” Let us wish that we are never pushed to dead end.