Giving a new twist to the row over a seperate Telangan stage, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister K Rosaiah said on Friday that he had not received any directions from the Central Government to move a resoulution in the state Assembly.
Facing a serious political crisis triggered by mass resignations of legislators from Andhra and Rayalaseema regions, Rosaiah said Home Minister P Chidambaram had only said that the process for formation of Telangana state would be initiated.
"I have not received any written orders to move a resolution in the assembly. It is a process and it can't be done in one day," Rosaiah told reporters, reiterating that such a resolution can be moved only after consensus.
He appealed to legislators of all the parties not to resign in anger.
"All parties should cooperate to ensure that the administration does not come to a standstill and the development continues," he said.
To a query, he said his government had not been reduced to minority as the resignations of the legislators were not yet accepted by the Speaker.
As many as 130 legislators of the Congress, the Telugu Desam Party (TDP) and the Praja Rajyam Party (PRP) have submitted their resignations to the speaker to protest the decision to carve Telangana out of Andhra Pradesh.
Rosaiah said there was also a proposal to revive the legislature committee to look into the demand for separate Telangana state and related issues.
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