Speaking to media persons after the committee’s two-day maiden visit to the state capital, the committee chairman said the members would initiate consultations and field visits next month.

Justice Srikrishna and the member secretary, Mr V.K. Duggal, emphasised that the committee is focused on inquiry and investigation of the ToR. The committee did not agree with the contention that the terms of reference were different from Union home minister, Mr P. Chidambaram’s, December 9 statement on initiating the process for the formation of Telangana.

The minister’s words were unfortunately misinterpreted to mean that “Telangana will start tomorrow. That is not possible,” Justice Srikrishna said. Asked if the committee would satisfy everyone Justice Srikrishna replied, “I don’t know; only time will tell.”

Meanwhile, the Chief Minister, Mr K. Rosaiah, on Friday, met Justice Srikrishna committee and assured government’s full cooperation to it. Mr Rosaiah while proceeding to Assembly in the morning halted for a brief while at the Lake View guest house where the Committee stayed.

Source:DC

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