Raising the issue during Zero Hour, C M Ramesh (TDP) said, "Entire Andhra Pradesh is on fire...For the past 35 days all the educational institutions are closed. People have taken to streets against the decision to carve out Telangana. Government has become insensitive and is ignoring the issue."
He regretted that there were huge protests in the state on the pattern of freedom struggle but the government had turned a deaf ear to the problems there.
Reiterating that he was voicing concerns of the people of Andhra Pradesh, he demanded immediate action on the issue.
Ramesh, who has been protesting over the issue in Rajya Sabha along with party colleague Y S Chowdhary, ever since the monsoon session began on August 5, spoke in Telagu.
A number of members from various parties associated themselves with the demand for setting up an all party committee to look into the issue.
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