Protests for Samaikyandhra ended in clashes at some places on Monday. Mainly the clash erupted between political leaders and JAC.

Main reason is that the political leaders want political gain in all the movements they make but the agitators do it for the sake of doing it.  Secondly, the Samaikyandhra protests that claim to be non-political demand resignations first and joining the movement next.

Denduluru West Godavari MLA was shouted with ‘Go Back’ by the protester when he wanted to join the camp.  He is TDP MLA Chintamaneni Prabhakar from Denduluru.    Then the Chairman of the Teachers JAC M.Venkateswara Rao demanded Prabhakar resignation before participating in the protest against the decision of the Congress Party to bifurcate the State.  The followers of the MLA showed their loyalty and resorted to an altercation with the JAC Chairman.

In Akiveedu, clash erupted between Samaikyandhra protesters and Congress workers as they thought that the MP Kanumuri Bapiraju was depicted in an insulting way that is not acceptable them.  The objectional representation on a vinyl banner was demanded to be destroyed by the group of Congress supporters led by DCCB Chairman Mutyala  Venkateswara Rao.

In spite of the integrationists’ non welcoming attitude, the Congress men at some places staged protests in support of the Samaikya Movement.  The Congressmen protest in favor of Samaiyandhra with covering their mouth with a piece of cloth to say that the party high command does not give them freedom to speak in the decision making on the bifurcation of the State.

TDP MLA at Undi symbolically expressed his view that the leaders should be loyal to the public, rallied with dogs that are popular for the loyalty to their masters.

It is evident not only in West Godavari but all over the Seemandhra region that the political leaders do not like the way they are not considered in the Samaikyandhra movement to mix with not to talk of taking advice and directions from them.  More over they do not like the way the integrationists make decisions for them and demand resignations.

-SriJa