Chief minister Kiran Kumar Reddy has met the union home minister Sushil Kumar Shinde. The sources said that he was talking on many affairs pertaining to the state especially law and order too. Notably, opposition parties have called in for state wide bandh tomorrow to mark a protest against fuel surcharges. It looks like chief minister was also speaking about this issue. Earlier, AICC in charge of AP affairs Gulam Nabi Azad asked CM to roll back increased surcharges of electricity. The sources said that CM is most likely to discuss that issue too apart from many public criticism he's been facing from some of the leaders within the party.

After CM winds up the talks with Sushil Kumar Shinde, he is going to meet the union minister AK Antony on the gas allocations. The observers said that Kiran Kumar Reddy was apparently trying to convince Congress high command that the decisions taken now were important for the economy of the state and that it wouldn't effect Congress party's future in the state. What future can party have when its own leaders are finding fault with leadership and writing letters over public problems at the present, they added.

(AW Phani)