Hyderabad is Speculated to Transform into a Union Territory

With the Hyderabad Liberation Day on September 17 only a month away, there is a buzz of the political hypothesis that the BJP government may consider to cut out Hyderabad as a Union Territory. The intention might be to corner TRS and MIM.

There was a hypothesis that Hyderabad can be the second capital of the country. Land costs on the edges of Hyderabad have seen an abrupt spike over the most recent couple of months. Expanding the odds of costs going further high is another pitch that is on the lips of some realtors managing properties in and around Hyderabad. The buzz has picked up footing over the most recent couple of days, putting the purchasers in a quandary.

Late B.R. Ambedkar first advanced the proposition in his book, 'Considerations on the Linguistic States,' distributed in 1955. Ambedkar focused on the requirement for Hyderabad as the second capital of the nation in part 11, to connect the north-south partition.

B. R. Ambedkar

"This is only impish and pernicious endeavor by certain individuals. Hyderabad is an important part of Telangana. There is no reality to it," said BJP general secretary K. Muralidhar Rao.

"The party has not taken a line yet," said Telangana BJP president, K. Laxman. "There ought to be an intensive report done on this proposition. As a party president, I need a discussion on this proposition. The dialog will likewise be on what will happen to Telangana?"

If that is the case, there should arise an occurrence of an unexpected move by the saffron party; the ruling TRS party is clear about what isn't worthy to them. "It is doubtful TRS will acknowledge Hyderabad as an association domain," said previous TRS MP B. Vinod Kumar.

Hyderabad-as-Union Territory was an interest made by all parties aside from the MIM during the statehood battle. That never happened, and Hyderabad was made the joint capital of AP and TS.

The thought being engendered in BJP circles is that immediate organization of Hyderabad by the Center will help contain the MIM, a staunch adversary of the BJP. Party pioneers have already increased the interest to make a move against MIM president Asaduddin Owaisi and his sibling Akbaruddin Owaisi.

Pioneers from major ideological groups said that they are set up for a confrontation with the NDA government by propelling a noteworthy open disturbance if in case the changing the status of Hyderabad comes through.

The BJP state administration has been asserting that it will observe Liberation Day authoritatively. They also declared that home minister and BJP chief Amit Shah is asked to raise the National Flag in Hyderabad. The TRS has kept the BJP from observing Liberation Day since the development of the different state.

Pioneers of the Congress, the TRS, and the MIM trust it is "not inside the domain of plausibility" that Hyderabad can be made a Union Territory. They additionally concede that they can't discount the likelihood after the BJP implementing the denial of Article 370 in J&K and its bifurcation and downsize from statehood to UT.

The TRS is idealistic and accepts that any such endeavor by the BJP will fortify the pink party. TRS pioneers state that the BJP State authority supposes it will get some political mileage by skimming such hypothesis planned for cornering and humiliating the ruling party and government-driven by K. Chandrasekhar Rao.

Mr. B. Vinod Kumar, politburo individual from the TRS, stated, "I don't figure the BJP will set out to endeavor to make Hyderabad into a Union Territory, which will fortify the TRS and our leader K. Chandrasekhar Rao."

He said that if there is any such endeavor from the BJP, the individuals of the state will turn out onto the streets in a challenge.

Congress pioneers said there is no point notwithstanding considering such a move. Post the annulment of Article 370 they surrender that there is an inclination that the BJP may do anything for political additions, which is the reason such false news and gossipy tidbits get a footing, mainly via social media.

Telangana PCC boss N. Uttam Kumar Reddy stated, "making Hyderabad a Union Territory is absurd, and it is a petty gossip. I can't remark on speculative inquiries."

MIM general secretary Ahmad Pasha Quadri said his party did not take cognizance of the hypothesis of BJP making Hyderabad a Union Territory, emphasizing that the MIM has contradicted the thought since the start.

Chief of the MIM said that the party would dispatch a disturbance if any such endeavor is made. He said the individuals of the state would foment and without Hyderabad, there was no significance in getting a different territory of Telangana.

BJP has been focusing on the TRS directly from the time the new state was shaped on the issue of praising the Hyderabad Liberation Day, blaming it for not permitting the festival on account of weight from its partner, the MIM.

It works for BJP that the discussion of UT stays in striking nature in the number one spot up to a conceivable showdown with the TRS on the issue of Liberation Day. Whenever inquired as to whether BJP was truly considering making Hyderabad a UT to get at the TRS, a senior head of the saffron party, rather than disproving it, stated, "I can't state now."

Congress MP from Malkajgiri which is in Greater Hyderabad, A. Revanth Reddy had vocally bolstered the thought during his election campaign. "The polarization of south and north is expanding and coordinating India, there is a requirement for capital in south India." said All India Congress Committee (AICC) representative Shravan Dasoju. "On the off chance that Hyderabad is picked as the capital, at that point the sustenance model must be talked about."

Previous Telangana leader of Telangana Jana Samithi M. Kodandaram stated, "If a Supreme Court seat is set up here, we will invite it. We won't have any issue if focal government workplaces are set up here. Be that as it may, if there is an arrangement to make Hyderabad as association region, we will prepare for tumult. Telangana is altogether subject to Hyderabad for income, and we won't enable any proposition to partition the state."