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Deliberations on the vexed
Telangana issue appeared to have gained momentum with Andhra
Pradesh Governor E S L Narasimhan meeting Congress President
Sonia Gandhi and key ministers, fuelling speculation that
a decision may be on the cards.Narasimhan's meeting with Home Minister Sushilkumar
Shinde, Finance Minister P Chidambaram and other ministers
come at a time in the midst of speculation that Congress could
take a decisive stand on the issue.The Governor kicked-off a series of meetings yesterday
with a 45-minute discussion with Gandhi at her residence,
which was described as a "courtesy call".Though it has been almost a routine for Narasimhan to
meet Gandhi whenever he visits Delhi, yesterday's meeting is
seen in political circles in the context of reports that a
resolution to the Telangana tangle may be around the corner.The meeting also came three days after Gandhi deliberated
the issue with her senior party colleagues and Union Ministers
who have been dealing with the issue since 2009 when the
Government did a U-turn after promising Telangana.Today, Narasimhan met Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde,
Finance Minister P Chidambaram, Health Minister Ghulam Nabi
Azad, also the Congress General Secretary in-charge of Andhra
Pradesh, and MoS in PMO V Narayanasamy.The meetings were described as "courtesy calls" and the
Governor did not respond to media queries about the nature of
his discussions.However, sources said the Telangana issue was not
discussed at the Congress Core Group meeting today. The talk in Congress was the party was possibly moving on
the issue in the light of the situation caused by the
emergence of YSR Congress that has made deep inroads into its
base. Speculation gained further credence with TRS chief K
Chandrashekar Rao camping in the capital for the past few
weeks and is believed to have met some Congress leaders.
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