Are Telangana People Against Telugu Culture? What Wrong Did “Annamaya” Did as His Statue Was Destroyed?
Question by ram: Are Telangana people against Telugu culture? What wrong did “Annamaya” did as his statue was destroyed?
Are people of Telganana taking their agitiation in the wrong way by attacking those who existed when there are no AP, TN or Telangana? Those greats contributed to Telugu people and Telugu culture. Again Telanagana people going back to Nizam rule or are they mis-guided by Prof. Kodandaram? Mahatama Gandhi said “My fight is against oppression and not against British”.
Why can’t agitators fight for “Telangana pride and Telugu pride.”
Best answer:
Answer by Pruthvi Raj
Its not to say all telangana people are against the telugu culture. Some monkeys who are making the inch problem to a height of a mountain behaving like that. Making it a bad legue. As we seen in t.v.’s how they are behaving. Its a great loss to the peacefull environment by these kind of people
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