<p>As Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) president K. Chandrasekhara Rao continued his fast-unto-death for the 10th day, Rosaiah told reporters that the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) was seized of the Telangana issue.<br /><br /> </p>.<p>Rosaiah said his government would abide by the decision of the central government. Telangana region comprises 10 districts including Greater Hyderabad.<br /></p>.<p>"If the central government takes a decision, there may be no need for passing a resolution in the assembly," he said, referring to the demand by TRS and other opposition parties.</p>.<p>Rosaiah said he has brought to the notice of Congress president Sonia Gandhi the opinions expressed by various parties at a meeting Monday night. <br /></p>.<p>"I have sent a report to the high command and I hope it will consider the same today," the chief minister said.<br /></p>.<p>Rosaiah said he would go to New Delhi Wednesday to greet Sonia Gandhi on her birthday.</p>.<p>State Congress president D. Srinivas Monday reached New Delhi and apprised the leadership of the Telangana agitation.<br /></p>.<p>Though the ruling party has said that it would abide by Sonia Gandhi's decision and legislators authorised her to take a decision, it appeared divided over Telangana.<br /></p>.<p>Divergent views were expressed by Congress legislators from Telangana, Rayalaseema and Andhra regions at the Congress Legislature Party (CLP) meeting here Monday evening.</p>.<p>The party legislators from Rayalaseema would meet Tuesday evening to discuss the issue while legislators from Greater Hyderabad would hold a separate meeting Wednesday.</p>.<p>A section of Congress legislators from Rayalseema want a separate state for the region, which comprises four districts.<br /></p>.<p>At least two ministers from greater Hyderabad wanted union territory status for the city in view of the large number of settlers living here.</p>
<p>As Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) president K. Chandrasekhara Rao continued his fast-unto-death for the 10th day, Rosaiah told reporters that the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance (UPA) was seized of the Telangana issue.<br /><br /> </p>.<p>Rosaiah said his government would abide by the decision of the central government. Telangana region comprises 10 districts including Greater Hyderabad.<br /></p>.<p>"If the central government takes a decision, there may be no need for passing a resolution in the assembly," he said, referring to the demand by TRS and other opposition parties.</p>.<p>Rosaiah said he has brought to the notice of Congress president Sonia Gandhi the opinions expressed by various parties at a meeting Monday night. <br /></p>.<p>"I have sent a report to the high command and I hope it will consider the same today," the chief minister said.<br /></p>.<p>Rosaiah said he would go to New Delhi Wednesday to greet Sonia Gandhi on her birthday.</p>.<p>State Congress president D. Srinivas Monday reached New Delhi and apprised the leadership of the Telangana agitation.<br /></p>.<p>Though the ruling party has said that it would abide by Sonia Gandhi's decision and legislators authorised her to take a decision, it appeared divided over Telangana.<br /></p>.<p>Divergent views were expressed by Congress legislators from Telangana, Rayalaseema and Andhra regions at the Congress Legislature Party (CLP) meeting here Monday evening.</p>.<p>The party legislators from Rayalaseema would meet Tuesday evening to discuss the issue while legislators from Greater Hyderabad would hold a separate meeting Wednesday.</p>.<p>A section of Congress legislators from Rayalseema want a separate state for the region, which comprises four districts.<br /></p>.<p>At least two ministers from greater Hyderabad wanted union territory status for the city in view of the large number of settlers living here.</p>